her job and goes back to the city. Soon, she finds out that in some respects urban life is no different to village life. Economically betrayed and physically used by her lover Rahul (Ram Kapoor), she feels herself losing self-respect and betrayed and disillusioned by Rahul's treatment of his pregnant wife, Sumana, and the lies he has been telling both women. She forces herself to end the illicit relationship and joins an advertising agency. But she is shocked to find out that her selfish father (George Baker), who had deserted the family many years ago, owns the agency. He doesn't seem to remember that he left behind a wife who is now in a mental asylum, still awaiting his return, and a daughter whom he doesn't recognize though she works for him. The ultimate betrayal comes when her father-boss advises her to satisfy his client sexually to clinch a deal and offers her 2% of the profit as a reward. She decides to sell herself to this lecherous old man, avenging her father's betrayal by sacrificing herself. Her vindication comes in the form of his shock when she eventually tells him the truth. Cast Ram Kapoor...Rahul Suman Ranganathan....Devaki Arvin Tucker ... Perizaad Zorabian...Nandini Neelanjan Bose.... George Baker.... Father of Nandini Raman Kapoor... Release United States -September 2005(Temecula Valley International Film Festival) Brazil-23 September 2005 (Festival do Rio BR) India- 6 January 2006 Singapore-16 April 2006 Awards Best Feature Film Award at the Asheville Film Festival-North Carolina-U.S. Music Dhuan Dhuan Hain Dhuan - Jojo Dil Naiyyo Naiyyo - Jojo Toree Bahiya Mai - Jojo References External links www.citwf.com-Devaki www.gomolo.in www.telegraphindia.com 2005 films 2005 drama films Indian drama films 2000s Hindi-language films Films scored by Bickram Ghosh Films scored by Amar Haldipur Films directed by Bappaditya Bandopadhyay Hindi-language drama films