Farid Amiri

Arjun is a contract killer executing people on the orders of his boss, who treats him more like a younger brother. On successfully completing an execution, the boss rewards him a night with Naina, a bar dancer. During this night, Arjun and Naina fall in love with each-other, and wish to settle in a better life together, away from their current professions. However, both of their bosses deny to relieve them, having them elope. But, it is not as easy to evade the past as they thought it would be!

"Lost in Abroad" explores the life of an African man living in a foreign country. While away from Africa, he managed to acquire good education, a rewarding career, and a beautiful family. However, he was never content with his life in a foreign land and he found himself divided with a mind in Africa but physically abroad. He faced different challenges trying to raise his children the "African way." His African friends faced similar challenges. Eventually, he made up his mind to move back to Africa; but it did not set well with his wife and some of his kinsmen. He is then faced with tough decisions that many Africans abroad would have to make.

It is a suspense thriller with ACP Rajveer (Ajay Devgan), the interpreter and Sehar (Ayesha Takia) as the only key to find the killer on a Sunday. It also includes Ball (Arshad Warsi) and his friend (Irrfan Khan) as the suspects in the murder mystery. In an attempt to solve this puzzle, Rajveer delves deeply into the murder mystery.

Ravi (Jimmy Shergill), Shiv (Kabir Sadanand) and Sunny (Farid Amiri) are three final year students studying doing Mass Communication in Delhi. They decide to make a movie for their project based on a myth prevalent in north hills of India. His friends immediately are all thumbs up for his idea and raring to go on the trip into deep jungle. Ravi`s girlfriend, Rashmi (Kim Sharma) and their college professor Saxena (Ahmed Khan) are dead set against the idea because of the danger involved just in case the myth was actually the truth. But the three students go anyway. As they would venture deeper into the woods, their believes would be put to test.