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Cast: Mugdha Godse, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Ashish Sharma, Manoj Bajpai

Music Director:, Toshi Shabri, Sharib Shabri, Shamir Tandon

Director: Madhur Bhandarkar

Producer: Shailendra Singh

Under Banner: Bhandarkar Entertainment,  Percept Picture Company(PPC),

Lyrics by: Sandeep Nath, Ajay Garg, Kumar

Genre: Drama

Releasing on: Nov. 6, 2009

Jail Movie Rating – 3.5/5

The successful collaboration of Madhur Bhandarkar& Percept Picture Company, had delivered movies like TRAFFIC SIGNAL, CORPORATE & PAGE3. Its really an interesting fact to know that Madhur had got National Award as Best Film Director for all the movies in which he had collaborated with Percept Picture Company.

After contributing the realistic movie to Bollywood. Bhandarkar has now made a flick, which peeks into the prison life. The story moves around Parag (Neil), who seems to live a complete wonderful life, as he had a fantastic job, a loving person besides him, his girlfriend Maansi (Mugdha). But one day his life changes drastically, he becomes victim to injustices as he falls into unfortunate events& got imprisonment due to that. He is being tortured in the jail, he is being handcuffed& beaten up by police, even though he had done nothing wrong.

He was helped by Nawaab (Manoj Bajpai) who was a convict& a warden too, as only Nawaab believes in him that Parag is an innocent guy. So their went a revolution against jail authorities& against system.

Go& watch out the movie because it might enlighten the people of India that what all is going on inside the jails. Through movies like this, we people are actually reminded again& again about the injustices which innocent people are facing& also the faults of the people who are in power& authority.

Jail Movie Trailer

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