Star Cast: Gracy Singh, Siddharth Koirala, Raghuveer Yadav, Vijay Raaz, Asrani, Virendra Saxena, Aroon Bakshi
DVD Features: English Subtitles
Banner: A Film Production Search
Music: Nayab Shahdaab, Bhartiya
Screenplay - direction: Rahat Kazmi
Producer: Vivek Sudarshan, Ashok Chauhan

The film however scores in reinventing Gracy Singh from a haus frau to a homicidal babe who doesn't bat an eyelid before saying `crime' and `murder'. Having been thrown out of her house on false charges by her husband and in-laws, Gracy decides to run away from the claustophobic small town after stealing a priceless statue from the local temple. She enlists a whole gang to support her. These include the disgruntled politician (Raghubir Yadav), the unemployed, yet ambitious kabadi wallah's son (Siddharth Koirala) and the small time crook (Vijay Raaz). The foursome do manage to steal the idol, but before they can escape, they must take refuge in a rambling haveli which has just one inmate: a doddering old woman who leaves her jewels around, while weeping for her wayward son.

Easy bait? Oh yes. Specially when Ms Pure-Sin, Gracy Singh, is around. And if no-morals isn't bad enough, our wicked vixen has raging hormones too. Watch out for this new Species, which stands out in stark contrast to the Sati Savitris of the silver screen. Must say she's not much of a role model, but she sure is a change to watch out for. Watch out for the ever dependable Vijay Raaz too. Wish the film too had more zip and zest.