The story is pushed forward by a gang of thugs, their misadventures, lackadaisical, messy, and problematic handling of their illicit activities.
Subsequent installments received mixed responses, usually dwarfed by simultaneous releases with pan India big budget films.
[2][3][4] Charlie, an amateur kungfu enthusiasts, stand up against a local thugs, who want to coerce his girlfriend uncle to set up an illicit business.
A direct sequel to Local Kung Fu, the thug tries to mend their way after their illegal activities led to destroying of their childhood teacher dream.
[7] The second film was made for approximately 30,00,000 INR, with investment from multiple sources:[7] For the third installment, Basumatary hired 38 fighters and choreographed one climax fight scene with 29 actors on one 'long take'.