Directed by Sangeeth Sivan, Chamatkar tells the story of two friends, Amar (Shah Rukh Khan) and Sutapa (Shahida Islam), who stumble upon a mysterious and ancient magic book in an antique shop. The book, which holds the power to grant wishes, falls into their possession, and they soon discover that their lives are forever changed. As they navigate the consequences of their newfound power, they encounter a cast of colorful characters, including a beautiful princess, a cunning thief, and a wicked sorcerer.

: Marco is only visible and audible to Sunder because of Sunder's "pure heart and innocence". Together, they work to clear Marco's name and help Sunder find success and love. It was one of Shah Rukh Khan's earliest leading roles. The story is inspired by the 1968 Disney film Blackbeard's Ghost

This is the only film where Shah Rukh Khan and Urmila Matondkar were paired together. Where to Watch

The movie lacks heavy violence or explicit content, making it a staple for family movie nights.

There, he encounters Amar Kumar, played by Naseeruddin Shah. Amar is a ghost who was murdered 20 years earlier. Amar needs Sunder's help to seek justice and save his daughter, Mala. mala is played by Urmila Matondkar. Sunder is the only living person who can see and hear Amar. This leads to a series of comedic and heartwarming adventures. Star-Studded Cast The film features an exceptional ensemble cast: as Sunder Srivastava Naseeruddin Shah as Marco (Amar Kumar) Urmila Matondkar as Mala Kumar Shammi Kapoor as Mr. Kaul Deven Verma as Inspector Pratap Singh Why Chamatkar is a Cult Classic 1. Early Shah Rukh Khan Magic

A strange, supernatural partnership forms between the living, timid Sunder and the dead, street-smart Marco. Sunder is the only one who can see or hear Marco. Together, they navigate the comedic complexities of Mumbai life, with Marco helping Sunder gain confidence and tackle the villains, while Sunder helps Marco fulfill his unfinished business and seek vengeance. The romantic element is introduced via (played by Urmila Matondkar), adding further charm to the narrative. 2. Cast and Characters