Ek Chalis Ki Last Local

The story revolves around two people who miss the last local train at 1:40 am at Kurla Station and how it changes the rest of their lives forever. The protagonist Nilesh works in a call center firm cultivated by the men-centric IT Industry. Night shifts, booze,beer parties seem to be occur day-by-day. When Nilesh misses his last train from Kurla to Vikroli, he is rudely shoved off by a police constable who wants to keep the station clean from anti-social elements like him. Nowhere to go, he strolls outside for an auto-rickshaw, where he bumps into a beautiful damsel in distress, Madhu, also wanting a ride to Vikhroli. As it turns out, the rickshaws are on strike due to a bomb blast earlier in the day at Ghatkopar. Nilesh and Madhu are forced to walk to the next rickshaw stand. Nilesh stops at a local pub and is unable to resist his temptation to have a drink or two alongside Madhu. He meets an old friend, Pat, who appears to have earned a lot of money within a year through gambling. Knowing his expertise with the cards, Pat invites Nilesh to join him in the inner chambers to play with the high rollers. Upon some persuasion from Madhu, he gives in and gambles. Taking over Nilesh's turn, Pat loses all the money they have won to an underworld don. In the meantime, in his search for Madhu, Nilesh stumbles into the restroom where he finds Madhu apparently being forced upon by a local goon. He accidentally kills that local goon. A police encounter specialist with two constables, a religious but notorious south Indian Don (Ponappa) , a Gay underworld Don and his gang soon get involved.At last,in a twist and turn of events, all die trying to get 2.5 crore bag except Nilesh at Don's house.Starting the adventure with just Rs. 70 in his pocket, when he catches the first morning train home 2-½ hours later at 4:10 AM, he has Rs. 2.5 crores in his hands and proposes Madhu 3 days later on the same railway station and lives happily after.

• Abhay Deol as Nilesh Rastogi
• Neha Dhupia as Madhu/Mala
• Vinay Apte as Ponnappa
• Snehal Dabi as Habiba
• Ashwin Mushran as Mr. Bajaj
• Virendra Saxena as Rafique
• Atul Srivastava as Hawaldar Tawde
• Manu Rishi as Jeetiya (mangesh's hatchman)
• Nawazuddin Siddiqui as Ponnappa's Brother (druggie in bar)
• Deepak Shirke as Mangesh Chilkey
• Ashok Samarth as Inspector Malvankar
• Amit Mistry as Patrick
• Kishor Kadam as Bhujang
• Sunita Rajwar as Chakli
• Sanatan Modi

The album of Ek Chalis Ki Last Local was composed by Call Band and lyrics penned by Gulzar. Song Laree Choote became an ovenight sensation and remains a cult classic song in Bollywood.

• Laree Choote
• Laree Choote - Remix
• Ek Chauka
• Ek Chauka (Title Version)
• Akh
• Akh (Dance Version)
• Bheegi Bheegi Si
• Panga

A sequel titled Gyaraah Chalis Ki Last Metro was announced in the early 2010s. It was announced that the film would feature Vivek Oberoi opposite Mallika Sherawat in lead roles. In early 2012, it was announced that the idea of an sequel had been slightly changed. The project would still be released with the same cast & crew, however it will not be noted as a sequel to Ek Chalis Ki Last Local. In October 2012, the film released as Kismet Love Paisa Dilli.

• Ek Chalis Ki Last Local at IMDb