Director Shriram Raghvan strikes back with another masterpiece after Ek Hasina Thi. An interesting and “intelligent” story weaved with good direction and realistic Mumbai locations leaves the audience stuck to their seats. Another striking feature is that the movie starts from the end which the Bollywood directors rarely attempt.

The movie is about 5 club-partners (Shardul(?)–club owner, Shashidhar(Dharmendar)–retired Don, Shiva(Dayanad Shetty), Vinay Pathak–club runner and Vikram (Neil Nitin Mukesh)). Shardul’s wife(Rimi Sen) has an extra-marital affair with Vikram. The story begins with the 5 men planning a 2.5 crore deal for which each contributes 50 lakhs. Vikram, having wrong intentions wants to grab the whole sum.

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