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| Credited cast: | |||
| Kalki Koechlin | ... | Amrita 'Amy' Jayshankar | |
| Shiv Pandit | ... | Dash / Dushyant Sahu | |
| Gulshan Devaiah | ... | Karan 'KC' Chaudhary | |
| Rajeev Khandelwal | ... | Arvind Mathur | |
| Neil Bhoopalam | ... | Zubin | |
| Kirti Kulhari | ... | Tanya Sharma | |
| Rajkummar Rao | ... | Malwankar (as Raj Kumar Yadav) | |
| Rajat Barmecha | ... | Shomu | |
| Nikhil Chinappa | |||
| Shelly Skandrani | ... | Claudia Jones | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande | ... | (as Abhijeet Deshpande) |
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Raghav Dutt | ... | Dancing servant |
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Trushant Ingle | ... | Chanda boy (as trushant) |
| Rajit Kapoor | ... | Anand Jaishankar | |
| Pavan Malhotra | |||
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After the passing of her mother, and the entry of a step-mother, Amrita Jayshankar retreats into herself. Her father is summoned to her school and is told that his daughter may require counseling, but he refuses to believe and instead makes a donation to the school. Then Amrita meets with three males and a female, namely Zuben, Dushant Sahu, Karan Chaudhary; and Tanya Sharma respectively. Together they live it up with drugs and alcohol until things get out of control when they accidentally kill a couple. A corrupt police constable demands Rs.25 Lakhs to eliminate their involvement. Unable to come up with so much cash, the five decide to fake a kidnapping, demand the cash from Amrita's father, and clear their respective names. Amrita accordingly goes 'missing', and her father involves the police, who assign this case to once-suspended police inspector, Arvind Mathur. With the media getting involved, Arvind begins his investigation, but will soon find it hampered - complicating not only... Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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The movie as I guessed earlier, is a revamped version of Anurag Kashyap directorial debut (which is still in the claws of Indian Censor Board) "Paanch" starring Kay Kay Menon.And now after almost a decade of his first yet unreleased movie, Anurag Kashyap producing this movie and getting it through the censor board without any cuts is a good slam to the Indian Censor Board. Clearly the movie is more intense and dark than Paanch. The movie is a way more profane with mild to severe abuses, implicit sex and nudity, and explicit violent scenes. And yet the movie has passed without a cut (showing a fact that censorship has improved a lot).
The movie is almost perfect on cinematic aspects. Casting and Direction is flawless.Cinematography is something best I have seen so far. Every scene is shot in the ultra stylish way leading to a brilliant story telling.Music and background score adds a new dimension to the movie.
First half of the movie is extremely engaging and entertaining, the second half lacks a bit by predictable turns and twists.
All the subplots of the movie like their characters are very strong take it as subtle love story of Rajeev Khandelwal (So graceful on the screen) or the one with Amy's mother, every character has its own story to tell and they tell it in their own ultra stylish way.
The "Shubhu" cameo (By someone who has done commendable job in AK's last produced movie) and Nikhil Chinnapa add the surprise factor to the movie.
Yet again a brilliant piece of cinema by Anurag Kashyap Production and kudos to Bijoy Nambiar.