We have often seen these ministers with super security around them and wondered who are they scared of. Zed Plus takes the security off the politico alleys and brings into the dusty dirty streets of a quaint town, outside the house of a mechanic. What happens then?

 

Chandraprakash Dwivedi returns to direction after ages. And this time he sets his story in the contemporary age and in a town called Fatehpur in Rajasthan. A town that a troubled Prime Minister visits to offer his obeisance at a revered dargah. Due to some misunderstanding he ends up promising Z class security to the mechanic - who complains of a troublesome 'neighbour'.

 

Zed Plus is backed up some very impressive writing. The screenplay unfolds seamlessly and is backed up some whacky dialogues and characterization. It is a film where the director does not try too hard to get his message across. Adil Hussain gets a dream role and he delivers beautifully.

 

The story is set in contemporary India in a small town of Rajasthan. A coalition Government, troubled by corruption and communalism, is on the verge of collapsing due to fights within the coalition partners. All the ministers are making efforts to save the Government, but still it appears that the Government will fall. In this time of political crisis the Prime Minister gets a call from one of his coalition partners who offers him the “perfect solution".