In the climax, Aladeen crashes the UN assembly where Efawadh is about to sign away Wadiya’s independence. He gives a hilariously inappropriate speech praising dictatorship, but then has a change of heart. He admits that he doesn't want Wadiya to become like America, but he also doesn't want to be a cruel dictator. He announces that Wadiya will become a democracy—with a tiny, symbolic role for him.
When Aladeen wakes up, he finds himself dumped in the streets of Brooklyn with no beard, no ID, and no power. Tamir frames him as a dead revolutionary, and replaces Aladeen with a look-alike goat herder named Efawadh (also played by Baron Cohen) who will sign over Wadiya’s oil rights to Tamir. The Dictator Hindi Audio Trackl
Here is a breakdown of the film's plot, followed by details regarding the Hindi dubbed version. Plot Summary: In the climax, Aladeen crashes the UN assembly