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SYNOPSIS
Girls have dreams - dreams of a fairytale romance and of prince charming sweeping them off their feet. Mitali, a successful model, also had dreams... Then one day she met Karan, the Mittal scion, the heir to one of the richest families in the country. Mitali`s simple, middle class upbringing is in complete contrast to Karan`s super brat lifestyle. But Karan is smitten by Mitali. Accustomed to getting what he wants in life, Karan lands up at Mitali`s home with his parents with a marriage proposal. It is not long before Mitali`s dreams turn into her worst nightmare and hires a lawyer to file a case against her husband. Mittal Vs Mittal is about to he heard in court.
CAST
Gulshan Grover
Actor
Reema Lagoo
Actor
Iravati Harshe Mayadev
Actor
Rituparna Sengupta
Actor
Rohit Roy
Actor
Suchitra Krishnamoorthi
Actor
Dolly Thakore
Actor
Amar Talwar
Actor
Hazel
Actor
Aanjjan Srivastav
Actor
CREW
Karan Razdan
Director| Writer| Screenplay|
Kailash Kher
Musician|
Rajendra Prasad
Cinematographer|
Sanjay Verma
Editor|
Dinesh Chugh
Producer|
Rajeev Kore
Producer|
Nikhat Kazmi (TOI)
Mitali walks out of her marriage and files a case of marital rape and domestic abuse against her high profile husband, Karan, who is a leading business tycoon. Time for a lot of dirty linen to be washed in the courtroom, as bedroom secrets begin to tumble out in public glare
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Preeti Arora (Rediff0
(Mitali) is the middle-class gal who doesn`t hesitate to flaunt her body on the ramp but turns coy and virtuous the minute she steps off it. In this scenario enters Rohit Roy (Karan Mittal) who tries to charm her from their first meeting. Rituparna is confused but she succumbs to Rohit`s charms. She`s convinced she`s met the man of her dreams then wakes up in a stupor.
But the first half of the film isn`t simply a bad dream for Rituparna. It`s a nightmare for the audience as well. Apart from Rituparno and Rohit even the entire supporting cast (Reema Lagoo, Anjan Shrivastav Mitali`s parents) appear to be caricatures rather than real-life, down-to-earth, middle-class grounded parents.
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Mayank Shekhar (Hindustan Times)
Its a room full of disturbed wives. A woman lawyer (Suchitra Krishnamoorthi) takes class. Each battered hen is meant to spell out her problems. One of them cant make hers public. She whispers instead into a volunteers ears, which is kind of pointless, given the volunteer announces to everyone thereafter: The husband sodomises her; uses instruments; even urinates in her mouth. Ugh
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