to the elderly man whose heart attack he caused. Cast R. Madhavan as Nikhil Agarwal Irrfan Khan as Thomas Soha Ali Khan as Rupali Joshi Paresh Rawal as Tukaram Patil Kay Kay Menon as Suresh Anand Goradia as Ashish Rio Kapadia as Rensil Ayesha Raza Mishra as Sejal Agarwal Vijay Maurya as Sunil Kadam Vibhavari Deshpande as Archana Kadam Kamlesh Sawant as Police Station In-Charge Sachin Pathak as Guddu Santosh Juvekar as Ashok Kavin Dave as Zandu Rajesh Bhosle as Manya Saksham Dayama as Yusuf Sameer Dharmadhikari as Ajay Pradhan Sunil Kadam as Vijay Maurya Vineet Sharma as Reporter Harry Shah as Bakul Patel Sameer Bapat as Sameer Smita Jaykar as Sejal's mother Kamlesh Sawant as Police Station-in-charge Shri Vallabh Vyas as Drug addict girl's father Prinal Oberoi as Anusha Upendra Sidhaye as Mall receptionist Nishikant Kamat as Vinod Narayani Shastri as Shweta Awards Filmfare Critics Award for Best Movie - Winner Filmfare Best Screenplay Award - Winner Filmfare Best Editing Award - Winner National Film Award for Best Special Effects for Govardhan (Tata Elxsi) - Winner Best Feature Film at the New Generation Cinema Lyon Film Festival - Winner Best Screenplay award at the 2009 Asia Pacific Screen Awards - Nomination Music The end titles are accompanied by the song "Aye Dil Hain Mushkil" (also known as "Bombay Meri Jaan") from the 1956 film C.I.D., performed by Mohammed Rafi and Geeta Dutt. See also 11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings — the attacks on which the movie is based. Terrorism in Mumbai Aamir (film) A Wednesday Black Friday (2004 film) References External links Official website 2008 films 2000s Hindi-language films 2000s Urdu-language films Films set in Mumbai Films about organised crime in India Films about the mass media in India Terrorist incidents in Mumbai UTV Motion Pictures films Fictional portrayals of the Maharashtra Police Films that won the Best Special Effects National Film Award Hyperlink films Films directed by Nishikant Kamat Urdu-language Indian films