The telephone has left its indelible mark as a horror film element, thanks to many Japanese films and Hollywood remakes which dwell on mankind's fear of pervasive technology, and it is easy to mistake this Bollywood film, written and directed by débutant Vijay Lalwani as one of the run of the mill horror films which the protagonist get antagonized by strange phone calls made to him in the middle of the night. Thankfully though it steered clear of that formula, although it did become quite the stretch in its home run revelation, to achieve what's relatively short for an Indian film that clocks in just slightly over two hours.

Farhan Akktar impresses and carries the film on his shoulders from start to end. Famous for being a prolific producer and director himself, he has no lack of acting chops and takes on the role as the mysterious Karthik Narayan, a meek man who is agonized by his childhood secret of having been involved in his brother's death. Carrying that kind of guilt while growing up does severe deficiencies as a child, and he becomes very much reserved, often failing to let his talent shine, and being trampled over in his office. He is infatuated with his beautiful colleague Shonali Murkhejee (Deepika Padukone) to the point of being a crazed stalker, accumulating thousands of emails he just had not the guts to send out, and it is this point about being obsessed that is truly scary in the film, especially when these emails were used to aid in the wooing process. Run, girl!

Reżyseria: Vijay Lalwani
Scenariusz: Vijay Lalwani
Producenci: Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar
Muzyka: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Zdjęcia: Sano Varghese
Kostiumy: Niharika Khan
Muzyka: Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani, Loy Mendonca

Obsada:
Farhan Akhtar ... Karthik Narayan
Deepika Padukone ... Shonali Mukherjee
Ram Kapoor ... Mr.Kamath
Shefali Shah ... Mrs.Kapadia
Vivaan Bhathena
Vipin Sharma
Yatin Karyekar