working in the village and taking care of the handicapped Vikram, who can no longer speak. The movie ends with Vikram writing "I love you Geeta" on a rock, as they sit by a placid lake and watch the sunset. Cast Kay Kay Menon as Siddharth Tyabji Chitrangada Singh as Geeta Rao Mehta Shiney Ahuja as Vikram Malhotra Ram Kapoor as Arun Mehta Yashpal Sharma as Randhir Singh Akhil Mishra as Vikram's father Saurabh Shukla as Bihari constable Anupam Shyam as Jhanda Singh Shilpa Shukla as Neeti Satyajit Sharma as Maharaja's elder son Sanjay Singh as Sanjay Singh Arif Zakaria as Daryll V K Sharma as Maharaja's Secretary Yusuf Hussain as Senior Politician Music "Baawra Mann Dekhne Chala Ek Sapna" – Swanand Kirkire "Bor Bayi Na Aaye Piya" – Shobha Joshi "Hey Sajni" – Bhikhari Thakur "Banvara Mann Dekhne Chala Ek Sapna" – Shubha Mudgal "Hajaro Khwahishe Aisee Ke" – Shubha Mudgal "Hazaaro Khwaishe Aisi (2)" – Shubha Mudgal "He Sajni The (Club Mix)" – Bhikhari Thakur "Mann Yeh Baavra" – Swanand Kirkire, Ajay Jhingran Critical reception The film received positive reviews. The Hindu described it as a real reel from India. Avijit Ghosh of The Telegraph called it a "post-dated love letter to that lost generation." Sukanya Verma of Rediff said, "Sudhir Mishra's drama is overwhelming, memorable." Anupama Chopra of India Today called it a "finely crafted, textured film." References External links 2003 films 2000s Hindi-language films English-language Indian films Films set in Delhi Films set in Bihar Indian political films Films set in the 1970s Works about the Emergency (India) Films scored by Shantanu Moitra Indian political drama films Films directed by Sudhir Mishra Ghalib Films about infidelity Films about Naxalism Films about revolutions 2000s English-language films