25,000 as advance payment.

Karamveer meets Roma at a mall posing as Anurag.

The call-center is entertaining fantasies of people who call them, mostly men who don't have a partner in life.

Mauji is impressed with his skill and immediately hires him and gives him Rs. As the Gary Wright hit song "Dream Weaver" blasts in the background, the man enjoys the deliciously cheesy pizza. Aside from the two music videos which accompanied the song, Hartman appeared on various American and European TV shows to perform the song once it was released as a single. Finally, everyone refuses to marry Karam except Mahi. He reaches the given address, but the employer Mauji 'W Ji' (Rajesh Sharma) rejects him outright without inquiring about his qualifications. Eventually, everyone becomes obsessed with Pooja, impersonated by Karam, because of her sweet voice and friendly nature. Two music videos accompanied the song. In one such event, Karamveer as Pooja tells Roma that she is in love with her boyfriend Anurag. Later, she attends the play where Karam is playing the role of Radha. Confusion breaks out in the mall and Pooja's identity remains tumultuous.

Roma comes with the real Pooja and exposes Mauji who is arrested by Rajpal. This leading model-cum-actress has managed to win her own gang of fans.

She challenges him to revisit his broken dreams - while he pushes her to discover hers.

This move backfires as everyone becomes more obsessed with Pooja, Toto attempts to commit suicide, and Rajpal threatens to abandon his wife. "I Can Dream About You" is a song performed by American singer Dan Hartman on the soundtrack album of the film Streets of Fire.

Rajpal is taken aback since he shared the couplet with Pooja and nobody else.

Directed by Qasim Basir. One does not feature Hartman and consists of scenes from While recording a mimed TV performance of the song, Hartman explained why one music video featured actors: "The producers and directors of In the Billboard magazine of November 3, 1984, another review of the album was published in the Pop Picks section, which meant that Billboard predicted the album to hit the top half of the chart. Karam, frustrated with such unsolicited requests, wants to quit.

At the end of the play, Rajpal arrives with Mauji who claims that Karam has killed Pooja. Later at the job, he garners a good fan base because of his sweet voice and sharp presence of mind. He is smitten by her beauty and catches her attention with some witty lines. Abhinayasri debuted in Malayalam and then moved up to Telugu. She has starred in over 20 films, mostly seen gyrating to dance numbers or in roles that needed liberal glam-show. Karam Singh is good at impersonating the female voice from a very young age and hence keeps getting female lead roles in mythological plays While returning from an unsuccessful interview for a job, Karam sees an ad that promises Rs. Released in 1984 as a single from the soundtrack, and included on Hartman's album I Can Dream About You, it reached number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. Karam recites one of Rajpal's couplet.

Mauji misbehaves with Mahi and she slaps him in front of his staff.

On the night of the 2016 Presidential election, Cass, an L.A. club promoter, takes a thrilling and emotional journey with Frida, a Midwestern visitor. Mahi, heartbroken, leaves from the mall when Karamveer is unable to explain the situation to her.

This is followed by an emotional speech by Karam on growing loneliness amongst people.

His employer, Mauji rejects his resignation and blackmails him that he would expose his identity to his neighborhood, which might jeopardize his marriage.

With Omari Hardwick, Meagan Good, Jay Ellis, Dijon Talton. Roma, already skeptical of Karamveer alias Anurag's character, tells Mahi that Karam is engaged to Pooja when Mahi reveals that she is Karam's fiancé, and his duplicity is exposed. Mahi reconciles with Karamveer. 70,000/month salary. A young man enters CiCi's Pizza and makes a beeline for a beautiful woman, except he really made it for the new Unlimited Stuffed Crust. Dream Girl is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language comedy film directed by Raaj Shaandilyaa and co-produced by Ekta Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor under their banner Balaji Motion Pictures.