7 Khoon Maaf Movie

Synopsis

Characters:

Priyanka Chopra: Susanna Anna-Marie Johannes

Susanna Anna-Marie Johannes, a beautiful lass who over the course of thirty-five odd years, gets married seven times due to the untimely and mysterious deaths of half a dozen of her hapless husbands. The strange circumstances of their deaths make Susanna a prime suspect. Enigmatic and...

Neil Nitin Mukesh: Edwin Rodriques

A young and beautiful Susanna falls in love with The Major, who's oh-so-dashing in his uniform. Yes, he's a bit too old for her, and he likes giving orders. But love is blind.

John Abraham: Jimmy Stetson

Soon thereafter - very soon - Susanna decides to marry Jimmy, whose good looks and musical talent sweep her off her feet. She invests in him, but she has no idea what lies in store.

Irrfan Khan: Wasiullah Khan

As a romantic soul. Susanna is susceptible to beautiful poetry. Hence it is that she discovers and marries Wasiullah Khan A.k.a Musafir, by day a gentle poet and by night... something else.

Aleksandr Dyachenko: Nicolai Vronsky

Growing older but no wiser. Susanna next marries a Mr. Vronsky from Moscow and almost re-enacts her very own Anna Karenina love story.

Anu Kapoor: Keemat Lal

All these dead husbands! The police take an interest, especially Officer Keemat Lal, who is helpful to the extreme. He not only persuades Susanna to marry him, he makes it impossible for her to say no.

Naseruddin Shah: Modhusudhon Tarafdar

By now our Susanna is suffering from melancholy, not to mention indigestion. Along comes her savior, Dr. Modhusudhon Tarafdar with a healthy answer to both problems: a strict mushroom diet.

The 7th Husband

It turns out that Dr. Mushroom isn't Susanna's last savior. She marries yet again, and finally it's for good.

Synopsis

The romantic misadventures of Susanna Anna-Marie Johannes, a beautiful lass who over the course of thirty-five odd years, gets married seven times due to the untimely and mysterious deaths of half a dozen of her hapless husbands. The strange circumstances of their deaths, makes Susanna a prime accused. Did the husbands deserve to die? Were the murders out of necessity or pure blood-lust? Does Susanna ever find her one true love?