Director: Sriram Raghavan
Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Prem Chopra, Dhritiman Chatterjee, Adil Hussain, Gulshan Grover, Zakir Hussain, Shahbaaz Khan, Ram Kapoor and Ravi Kishen
Music: Pritam Chakraborty
Release Date: March 23, 2012
Review | Plot
The story begins with a series of seemingly unconnected events, all over the globe. In Uzbekistan, an ex KGB officer is tortured and murdered. In Cape Town, a group of International business tycoons discuss a rumor that the dead KGB officer had a nuclear suitcase bomb hidden away. In Moscow, an Indian secret agent is exposed. The agent is shot dead while trying to send a code red message to India. In India, the head of the raw sees the incomplete message. All it contains is a number 242.
Vinod (Saif Ali Khan) is the kind of agent who first kicks the door open and then finds out what's behind it. His unconventional approach puts him in dangerous situations, but he manages to get the crucial leads. Vinod is sent to Moscow to investigate why his colleague was killed. Vinod finds out that a Russian money launderer Abu Nazar (Ram Kapoor) has sent 50 million dollars to contact in Morocco, for an operation against India.
Vinod leaves for Morocco, where he meets an elderly Mafiosi Kazan (Prem Chopra) and the beautiful but mysterious Dr. Ruby (Kareena Kapoor). A series of twists and turns take agent Vinod across the globe from Marakkesh to Riga, Karachi to Delhi and finally London, where he discovers the ultimate conspiracy.
Saif Ali Khan, who has taken a long time after Aarakshan to get into the skin of a spy, has delivered flawless performance. He has a distinct style of dialogue delivery and he is a treat to watch on screen all through. Kareena Kapoor has a completely different and important role here and she has absolutely lived upto it. But they might surprise the movie goers as they were eager to see their off-screen chemistry in the film.
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