Rajat
Kapoor
as
Rahul
is
an
ad
film
maker
and
a
perfect
family
man.
He
and
Mitali
have
been
married
for
eight
years
now
and
they
have
a
beautiful
daughter
that
he
dotes
upon.
Rahul
is
loyal
to
his
friends,
socially
successful
and
charming.
A
single
encounter
with
a
mysterious
woman
changes
a
lot
of
things
he
would
formerly
assume
as
established
facts
about
himself
and
his
married
life.
Iravati
Harshe
as
Mitali
is
an
intelligent
modern
urban
woman
and
a
professional
sculptor.
Married
to
a
loving
husband,
Rahul,
she
gave
up
her
career
for
her
marriage
and
believes
she
has
chosen
well.
She
wants
to
work,
but
feels
guilty
about
ignoring
her
husband
and
child.
What
happens
at
the
party,
the
night
before,
could
subvert
the
many
truths
of
her
life.
Dalip
Tahil
as
Saxena
is
a
middle
aged
writer
who
has
had
his
moments
of
glory,
fame
and
success.
He
is
polished
and
articulate
and
has
a
penchant
for
philsophising.
Some
people
say
that
he
married
for
money.
That
could
be
true--but
he
is
the
life
of
every
party,
he
is
the
intellectual
that
everyone
wants
to
be
with
whereas
Jolly
is
often
the
butt
of
many
jokes.
Navneet
Nishan
as
Jolly
is
Saxena's
wife
who
has
aspirations
towards
intellectuality
and
has
a
Mrs.
Malaprop
like
predilection
for
impressing
upon
others
by
dishing
out
funny
instances
of
her
half
baked
knowledge.
She
is
frivolous
and
gullible,
flighty
and
loud
but
an
endearing
person
despite
her
failings
when
she
insists
upon
helping
the
people
around
her.
Anu
Menon
as
Nandini
is
married
to
Amit.
The
strain
in
their
relationship
begins
when
she
catches
him
watching
porn.
She
sees
it
as
an
indication
of
a
failure
of
their
relationship.
She
hopes
to
talk
about
it
to
her
friends,
Jolly
and
Mitali.
Vinay
Pathak
as
Amit
is
almost
a
prototype
of
the
regular
Indian
male.
He
hides
from
his
wife
and
watches
porn,
but
is
also
clumsy
enough
not
to
cover
his
tracks.
Through
the
film
we
see
him
as
a
character
hoping
to
undo
the
damage
and
en
passant,
also
provides
a
comic
relief,
because
deep
down
he
believes
he
hasn't
really
wronged
Nandini
and
his
apologies
are
both
profuse
and
insincere.
Neha
Dhupia
as
Sophia
is
the
stereotypical
femme
fatale.
An
aspiring
actor
who
holds
everybody's
attention
at
the
party
but
remains
distant
and
aloof.
Her
character
is
like
a
jigsaw
puzzle
in
the
film,
which
slowly
unfolds
through
a
series
of
interesting
interactions
with
the
men
she
meets.
Synopsis
The
movie
is
a
film
about
three
couples
and
a
keen
observation
on
the
modern
day
marriage.
Rahul
wakes
up
with
a
bad
hangover
after
a
party
the
night
before.
There
he
had
met
a
sexy
young
woman
Sophia.
They
got
drunk
and
there
were
sparks
flying.
But
Rahul
doesn't
remember
what
happened
after
that.
Did
they...go
all
the
way?
His
wife,
Mitali,
is
in
a
particularly
bad
mood
and
Rahul
suspects
that
she
might
know
about
his
little
escapade
last
night.
Rahul
starts
chasing
his
night
-
trying
to
retrieve
it
-
trying
to
find
out
what
really
happened.
His
friends
Saxena
and
Amit
are
going
through
their
own
marital
crisis
of
sorts.
Driven
to
his
wits
end,
he
realizes
that
he
must
seek
Sophia
out
to
restore
his
sanity.