Saharsh Kumar Shukla

Myra Devekar is an aspiring director who has a fallout with her director. She gets the support of her producer and is given a task by him to come up with a gripping gangster biopic flick infested with heavy dosage of violence. Myra gets an idea that will `kill two birds with one stone` by making a biopic on a real life gangster! Satisfying the producers need for commercialism and her hunger for making a realistic film. Her extensive research only leads to one name, the most menacing, one eyed `Bachchan Pandey` of Baagwa, a ruthless gangster surrounded by quirky yet scary henchmen. Myra discreetly tries her best to find out about Bachchan Pandey, with the help of an old friend who resides in Baagwa, so that he can help gather more information to develop a film script, but fails miserably in all her attempts. However when she finally gets the chance to gain an insight into Bachchan`s life and ends up getting caught by Bachchan Pandey. What happens next in this twist of tales takes us on a roller coaster ride.

A shy photographer (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) is being pressurised by his grandmother to get married. Struggling to get out of the situation, he convinces a shy stranger (Sanya Malhotra) to pose as his fiance. Where will this journey, that started by a chance encounter, lead them?

Veera is about to get married in four days. Suddenly, her life is swung away from the brocade and jewelry of marriage to the harsh brutality of abduction. Astrange bond begins to develop between the victim and the oppressor. It is in this captivity that she, for the first time, feels free. She does not want to go back but she also doesn`t want to reach where he is taking her. She wishes this journey to never end.