Courtesy:
IndiaFM
Thursday,
July
12,
2007
Zaid
Ahmed
(Muzamil
Ibrahim)
is
a
bright,
young
Muslim
police
officer
in
Mumbai.
Dedicated
to
his
work,
respected
and
admired
by
his
colleagues
and
community,
he
represents
integration
at
its
most
successful.
He
has
learned
to
live
with
the
violence
and
the
chaos
that
plagues
his
city,
and
on
the
night
of
a
deadly
bombing
at
the
New
Century
club,
he
works
tirelessly
to
help
the
shocked
and
shattered
patients
brought
to
the
hospital.
But
this
night
of
turmoil
and
death
takes
a
horrifying
personal
turn.
His
wife's
body,
the
beautiful
mysterious
Sarah
(Tulip
Joshi)
is
found
amongst
the
dead,
with
massive
injuries.
Things
turn
even
more
horrific
when
the
police
coldly
announce
that
Sarah's
injuries
were
typical
of
those
found
on
fundamentalist
suicide
bombers.
As
evidence
mounts
that
his
wife,
Sarah,
was
responsible
for
the
catastrophic
bombing,
Zaid
is
torn
between
cherished
memories
of
their
years
together
and
the
inescapable
realization
that
the
beautiful,
intelligent
woman
he
loved
had
a
life
far
removed
from
their
comfortable,
assimilated
existence
together.
From
the
opening
of
the
film
to
its
searing
conclusion,
Dhokha
displays
the
reality
of
terrorism
and
its
incalculable
spiritual
costs.
Intense
and
humane,
devoid
of
political
bias
and
hatred,
intensely
thoughtful,
sensitive
and
felt,
it
displays
a
profound
understanding
of
what
can
seem
impossible
to
understand.
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