Dus Kahaniyaan ...

Each film has a twist in the tale. And with 12 writers, eight composers, six directors and 25 actors, this sure is one wholesome cinematic journey. Sunday MiDDAY tells you the who's who in each story and what it's all about


Rice Plate
Cast: Shabana Azmi and Naseeruddin Shah

A Hindu woman and a Muslim man's journey over a rice plate. It is about the challenge that the woman faces when a strange man claims her plate of rice. Will she place her hunger before her beliefs? A sensitive story with the most awaited performances; this is something everyone is waiting for.

Sex on the Beach
Cast: Dino Morea and Tareena Patel

Dino picks a worn out book on the beach and its character comes alive into a breathtaking woman. They have a great time together but suddenly everything changes. The mystery woman has some surprises in store for Dino. Dino has to pay a price for his dream coming true.


Love Dale
Cast: Anupam Kher, Aftab Shivdasani and Neha Oberoi

Neha meets an old woman in the train who is wearing only one earring. She finds that strange and that chance meeting strikes the change in her life. A story about fate, destiny at play and the notion that one moment can change your entire life.


Matrimony
Cast: Mandira Bedi, Arbaz Khan and Sudhanshu Pandey

Mrs. & Mr. Sarin are a happily married couple. Living in their paradise the devoted wife goes and meets her ailing aunt every Thursday. But is she really meeting her aunt? A story about betrayal and faith. It talks about how love makes a fool of all of us.


Gubbare
Cast: Anita Hasnandani, Nana Patekar and Rohit Roy

After an argument with her husband in the bus, Anita sits next to an intriguing man holding 14 red balloons. This story written by Gulzar unfolds a journey within a journey into this man's past uncovering the key to one of the most important lessons in life.


Pooranmashi
Cast: Amrita Singh, Minisha Lamba and Parmeet Sethi

Adapted from writer Kartar Singh Duggal's short story, Pooranmashi is about the mother-daughter bond. A mother's only daughter is about to get married and she would do anything to make her daughter happy. Pooranmashi is a story of women whose unconditional love makes for a tale of unforgettable emotional power.

Strangers in the night
Cast: Neha Dhupia, Mahesh Manjrekar

Every anniversary, they told the other a secret; this year it's the wife's turn. She begins narrating an interesting encounter with a stranger at the railway station waiting room. From there is revealed a secret that changes their lives. Maybe she should have never shared this secret.

High on the highway
Cast: Jimmy Shergill, Masumeh


The highway symbolised their companionship and their unspoken love. Its unpredictable and volatile turns define this story of two people who discover the boundaries of freedom and the recklessness of life.

Zahir
Cast: Manoj Bajpai, Dia Mirza


This is a story about friendship, love and mystery. After discovering something startling about his lover, a writer is driven to madness. The one step he takes gives this story its required twist. The mysteries of love are explored and the consequences analysed. The trademark Sanjay Gupta style that will grip you in your seats.

Rise and fall
Cast: Sanjay Dutt, Suniel Shetty

This is a story of dreams and their bitterness on fulfillment. Two parallel stories run together to meet one end. It is a story about two gangsters, their friendship and subsequent betrayal. Rise and Fall is a story of two friends united as brothers but divided by power.

Which story interests you the most??

Which you watch the movie??

Originally posted by: Maya_M

I know that every story is a copy of Hollywood flick but still am looking forward to it and also the suspense ending of the film.

yeh thats true, nearly all films made are copies of hollywood, well i suppose the writers have to get inspiration from somewhere. 😛

there are lots of new girls in this movie... i want to watch the movie to see how they act.... 😛

when the DK crew came on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, my mum was like omg are they all in one movie... she was really surprised!!! 😆

Originally posted by: *payal*

the movie sounds good...but it reminds me of crash...
i like rice plate...gubbare...strangers in the night the most 😊

I loved Crash. I think you are right. They are going to connect all the characters in the end Crash style. May be they will tell the stories in flashback which Gupta adopts in lots of films.

i loved SEI, but it was not well-written, i hope the directer of DK has done a good job in making film work despite having such a big cast...