There have been love triangles. And there also have been love quadrangles. More often than not, such stories involving love are enriched with dollops of emotions, sentiments and tears.

But JHOOM BARABAR JHOOM is different.

It is a love quadrangle, yes, but it gets a treatment as any feel good light hearted entertainer coming from the stable of Yash Raj Films is expected to get. With loads of fun, smiles, laughter, hungama, music, song and dance, JHOOM BARABAR JHOOM is the third directorial outing for Shaad Ali who has SAATHIYA and BUNTY AUR BABLI to his credit.

This quadrangle is about Rikki [Abhishek Bachchan]-Anaida [Lara Dutta] and Alvira [Prety Zinta]-Steve[Bobby Deol]. Or is it Rikki-Alvira and Anaida-Steve? Well, we will come to that later!

Rikki is a street-smart guy? Or shall we call city smart chap? For him, living life is simple - Help people out with what they want and fill up your own pocket. Even if that means getting into illegal activities involving pirated DVDs, antiques, properties and hold-on, even getting into deals involving second hand fridges! For him no work is big or small. It is the way to do it and the gain it gets which is big or small.

Hailing from Punjab and lodging himself in Southall, he looks at ruling over the city. And it is not just the intrinsic skills he has which makes him do so. No, instead it is his sheer so-called-belief of immense class he has that makes him believes so. And by the way, one look at his looks, body language, mannerisms, wardrobe and the talk and one would love to look into the dictionary to get an actual meaning of class!

A female who is completely opposite to him is Anaida. An Assistant Manager at The Ritz Hotel, Paris, she had the finesse that every woman working at a top position in hospitality industry is expected to carry. A smart-working woman, she had a soft heart that made her cry when Princess Diana died after she left The Ritz for the last time! She also gave her heart away to Rikki in their very first few meets as they sung, dance and made merry together!

Well, the same was soon to happen to Alvira too. But then who was Alvira? She was a Pakistani Brit who was more Brit that any regular Brit and was less Pakistani that anyone could ever imagine. Promising herself in the childhood days itself that one fine day she would marry a ‘gora’, she loved the class of Brits and adored them on her job as a Manager at the House of Frasers.

Carrying a Princess attitude throughout and looking for her Prince charming to sweep her away, she did meet one eventually. No, it was not Rikki. It couldn’t be. Instead it was Steve, a millionaire and immensely rich joint partner of London’s reputed Singh & Smith Law firm. With deadly looks and personality, courtesy a Brit mother and a Punjabi father, Steve was what any girl would have wanted. And Alvira wasn’t any ordinary female. For her, Steve was the one made for her and soon they did find themselves in each others arms. Not conventionally, but through an accident. They met at Madame Tussaud’s where Steve saved her from a falling Superman model. They were in each other’s arms, only dreaming to stay the same way forever.

Well, almost!

Rikki and Alvira ended up meeting each other at London station where they were waiting for their finances to arrive. To spend those two hours of waiting, they ended up talking to each other about their respective to-be-partners! And life was never the same again for them! Getting attracted to each other, they were getting into a complicated situation.

Thank goodness that they were not alone! Because in the train, Anaida and Steve were going through the same emotions!

The question for every heart was to decide one of the two they wanted to pair up with. And destiny was making them dance to it’s tune. It was time for some masti, maza and dhoom! This is why the song that played on was - jhoom barabar jhoom!

With a pulsating score by Shankar Ehsaan Loy and lyrics by Gulzar saab, JHOOM BARABAR JHOOM releases all over on June 15th.

There have been hundreds of films about relationship between a man and a woman
There have been countless films about love triangles
There have been dozens of films on adultery

And now comes one film that has its base set in relationships, has a kind of never-seen-before love triangle and last but not the least has it’s germ in adultery.

And all of this comes together with an integral part of their lives - THE TRAIN!

THE TRAIN that makes Vishal Dixit [Emraan Hashmi] meet a complete stranger Roma [Geeta Basra]
THE TRAIN that creates a distance between Vishal and his wife Anjali [Sayali Bhagat]
THE TRAIN that brings Vishal to a junture that changed his life forever

Vishal and Anjali were married for long but the initial spark between the two was missing. Living in Bangkok, Vishal had a decent job, a good house and a beautiful 5 year old daughter. What lacked though was the passion that had glued together Vishal and Anjali in the past.

This is when Roma came into the life of Vishal…in a train.

Glances were exchanged, moments were shared, subtle expressions of desire became visible and suppressed passion, lust and desire of years erupted like a volcano.

This was a journey which moved on a fast track but unlike a train it wasn’t meant to stop at a station. Instead what it faced was a dark tunnel that didn’t open into a clear world ahead. Instead what it faced an unsuspecting blockage that came out of nowhere and now threatened to bring it off the tracks.

This unsuspecting blockage was a mysterious caller who seemed to know everything about what Vishal did, when did he meet Roma, what was the kind of relationship Roma had with Vishal and last but not the least, the identity of Roma who was already married to a man who had never loved her!

Vishal and Roma were trapped. And there seemed to be no respite ahead. All this while Anjali too had her apprehensions building up as she could sense Vishal’s suspicious behaviour.

Tired of living a life that didn’t give him any happiness and now threatened to take away everything that he ever had, Vishal now decides to take an ultimate step. He wants to remove this blockage forever from the tracks and bring his journey to a halt forever.

But how would he do that? Or would he ever be able to do that? Especially in a world which wasn’t quite aware about the identity of this mysterious caller!

Also starring Asseem Merchant, Anant Mahadevan, Suresh Menon and Rajat Bedi, THE TRAIN boasts of a chartbuster track of Mithoon with lyrics by Sayeed Quadri. Directed by Hasnain Hyderabadwala and Rakhsa Mistry, THE TRAIN is a dramatic thriller that takes the game of adultery to a different level altogether.