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Employed in Kurla in a Multinational Call Center where he is instructed to speak with an accent, Nilesh Rastogi misses the last 1:40 AM Kalyan-bound local-train to return home to Vikhroli. Asked to leave the platform by a Hawaldar, he goes looking for an alternate place to hang out until the next train at 4:10 AM. He meets with a stranded woman, Madhu, and both find out that auto-rickshaws are on a flash strike due to a bomb blast at Ghatkopar. Their attempts to find alternate transportation are in vain, the duo then attend a bar and this is where both their lives will be turned upside down. Written by
rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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Trivia
The song called 'Laree Choote' is composed and sung by Xulfi of Call - The Band from Pakistan.
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Goofs
When the Corrupt Inspector is taking all 3 - Nilesh, Madhu and Patrick for encounter at Khandala, you can see a reflection of a crew person holding the light in the jeeps windshield.
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Quotes
Nilesh Rastogi:
People have bad days. I have bad nights.
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Connections
References
Main Hoon Na (2004)
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Soundtracks
"Hoga Kya Jaane Kal"
Performed by
Sonu Nigam
Lyrics by
Mehboob
Music by
Sandesh Shandilya
Music on HOM Records
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Finally we have a director who is truly inspired by Guy Ritchie movies. And I mean it when I say inspired, unlike those retard directors who rip off scene by scene in the name of "inspiration". Sanjay Khanduri has added his own style of narration to the slick, no non-sense editing style of some of the best directors and the characterization of Guy Ritchie and has come up with something worth watching.
Abhay Deol is one of those millions of people who travel in Mumbai local trains. How he ends up owning 25 million rupees in two and a half hours is the story in a nutshell. En route, he encounters Pulp Fictionesque characters and ends up in situations like one. Neha Dhupia did a fairly significant role and her acting wasn't too bad either.
What is so special about the movie is that, Guy Ritchie himself wouldn't improvise it too much if he had to make it... may be remove a few crude jokes and add a few of his own. Several gangs fighting over a piece of merchandise has been the strong forte of his films. Khanduri did a good job given the resources. A worthwhile watch!!