Woodstock Villa (2008)

A businessman is distraught after refusing to follow the instructions of his wife's kidnapper.

Director:

Hansal Mehta

Writers:

The Aryans (lyrics), S. Farhan (screenplay),

Stars:

Sikander Kher, Neha Uberoi, Arbaaz Khan

Cast

Cast overview:
Sikander Kher	...	Sameer / Akshay Kapadia (as Sikander)
Neha Uberoi	...	Zara J. Kampani
Arbaaz Khan	...	Jatin Kampani
Gulshan Grover	...	Kaleem Bhai
Shakti Kapoor	...	Chawla
Sachin Khedekar	...	Police Inspector
Sanjay Dutt	...	Singer
Gaurav Gera	...	Ajay
Daya Shankar Pandey	...	(as Dayashankar Pandey)
Harry Singh
Yogendra
Mohit Chavan
Jaanvi	...	Mona Chawla

Storyline

After a heated public argument between Mumbai-based Jatin Kampani and his wife, Zara, he returns home, and finds her missing. A day later, he is contacted by a male to come up with a ransom of 50 Lakh Rupees, and not to contact the police under any circumstances. Hours later, he notifies the Police, who begin their investigation but fail to trace subsequent telephone calls from the kidnapper. Jatin is then asked to deliver the cash initially at V.T. Railway Station, however, upon arrival there, he is asked to travel to Kala Ghoda and then to Sea Rock. Once there, he is told that the kidnapper is aware of the involvement of plainclothes policemen, who have been following him, and that his wife is no more. Watch what impact this has on the police and on Jatin himself.

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Plot Keywords:

double cross | accidental death | guilt | kidnapping | nudity | 

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Genres:

Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Release Date:

30 May 2008 (India)

Company Credits

Production Co:

White Feather Films

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Sawan Mein Lag Gai Aag"
Performed by Mika Singh
Lyrics by Virag Mishra
Music by Anu Malik
Music on T-Series

User Reviews

Very Very Average!

I saw this movie only because it was a White Feather Production whose previous film Dus Kahaneeyain was a good film(considering all ten stories). It's coming up with new ideas which have never been applied in Bollywood, plus 'The Great Indian Butterfly' and 'Pankh' also look very good in the trailers.

But this film was really a disappointment, the new actor Sikander Kher, son of Anupam Kher really dint act well nor did any one else and even the soundtrack is pathetic. The only reason that one can sit through the film is because it's not slow and second that the storyline is not all that bad, mildly predictable but bearable.