Happy New Year

Happy New Year is a 2014 Indian caper action comedy film directed by Farah Khan and produced
 by Gauri Khan under the banner of Red Chillies Entertainment. The film has an ensemble cast,
 which includes Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, Sonu Sood, Boman Irani,
 Vivaan Shah and Jackie Shroff. The film is distributed worldwide by Yash Raj Films.[1] The film
 marked a third collaboration of Khan with the director; they previously worked on Main Hoon Na
(2004) and Om Shanti Om (2007), the latter of which also featured Padukone as the female lead.
 The film belongs to a different genre of musical heist.

The film released on Diwali, 24 October 2014,[2] in three different languages: Hindi, Tamil
The film opens in Dubai at the Finals of WDC (World Dance Championship) where a spot boy runs
 and tells some men that team INDIA is missing. The film then goes to a flashback. Chandramohan
 "Charlie" Sharma (Shah Rukh Khan) is a street fighter who longs for revenge for his father who
 was framed as a thief by Charan Grover (Jackie Shroff). He makes a mastermind plan to steal the
 Shimmer diamonds from the Shalimar custody from Grover and to frame him just like he had done
 to his father, Manohar Sharma (Anupam Kher). However, in order to do this he needs to form a
 team. First he finds his childhood friend Jagmohan "Jag" Prakash (Sonu Sood), a former bomb
 disposal squad captain. Then he finds a safe cracker, Temhton "Tammy" Irani (Boman Irani),
 his father's best friend and a hacker, Rohan Singh (Vivaan Shah), Jag's nephew. When they
 realise that they need to have the finger prints of Charan's son, Vikki Grover (Abhishek
 Bachchan), Charlie finds Nandu Bhide, a look alike of Vicky. They start planning to steal
 the diamonds.

happy new year team

Now they only have one problem, they have to take part in World Dance Championship. The Shalimar
 diamonds are going to be held in the Atlantis hotel, and during the same time the WDC will be

taking place. To get in Atlantis and steal the diamonds, they must participate. As hard as they
 try, they can't dance. So they find a bar dancer, Mohini Joshi (Deepika Padukone)
to teach
 them how to dance without telling her their plan. After a lot of rehearsals and cheating,
Team Diamonds become Team India in WDC. During this time period, Charlie and Mohini start
 falling in love with each other.

When they arrive at Dubai, everyone dislikes them including Grover. However they rehearse and
 become semi finalists. Their plan was to steal the diamonds after dancing in the semi final,
 but they have to change their plan as the diamonds are reaching on New Year's Eve instead of
Christmas. Unexpectedly, they are chosen as finalists as Charlie had saved a young boy's life
 from the rivals team and left his own performance.

sarakuh and deepika

Things take a turn when Mohini over hears Charlie going through the plan. Just as she is about
to leave, Charlie stops her and explains why they had to do this. He also reveals that his
 father is not in jail but committed suicide. Mohini decides to help the other five. On the
 night of the finals, everything goes as planned and they manage to steal the diamonds.
Mohini realises that the crowd is waiting for them to perform and decides to stay as their
 country would be let down. Rohan decides to help Mohini. Suddenly, Tammy realises that
 Mohini is right and he, Nandu and Jag decide to go to perform, leaving Charlie alone.

During the performance, Charlie makes an unexpected entry and the team perform extremely
 well. When Grover realises that the diamonds are missing he instantly blames Team India but
 as the whole team are dancing, he is arrested, just like planned. Team India are declared
the winners of World Dance Championship 2014. Just as the police are taking Grover away,
 Charlie reveals who he actually is to Charan and manages to find justice for his father
. The film ends with Mohini opening her dance school and Charlie proposing to her with a
 ring made of a Shalimar diamond and the team becoming 'winners' from 'losers'.