Cast: Konkana Sensharma, Boman Irani, Bikram Saluja, Tara Sharma, Shandhya Mridul,Rehaan
DVD Features: Anamorphic Widescreen,  Dolby Digital ® 5.1  Surround, English Subtitles, NTSC All Regions
Producer: Bobby Pushkarna
Director: Madhur Bhandarkar
Cinematography: Madhu S. Rao
Music: Shamir Tandon

Page 3 takes the viewer to a world that’s surreal, where relationships and friendships are capricious, where people lead dual lives, sporting a [false] mask all the while. In short, Page 3 exposes, ridicules, mocks and scoffs at the lives of Page 3 personalities. If the subject of Page 3 is its USP, it’s also a deterrent. For, a subject like this finds few takers when it comes to cinema. Depicting the phony lives and the wild parties of the rich may appeal to those who either belong to the clique, or those who are in awe of them. For a majority of viewers, a peek into the fake world of social butterflies is as off-putting as having an ice-candy in chilly winter. Even otherwise, there’s no identification with Page 3 personalities! Besides, while Page 3 does make a point, the impact is not as hammer-strong as one expects it to be. And that’s where the film falters! Page 3 is viewed from the eyes of a young journalist, Madhvi [Konkona Sen Sharma], who hails from Bangalore. Since childhood, she’d nursed a desire to take up journalism as a career.