| Director : | | Tanuja Chandra | | Cast : | | Mahima Choudhary, Suhasini Mulay, Vikram Chatwal, Amit Sial, Anupam Kher, Ranjit Choudhary, Vinny Cuevas, Shilpa Guha, Nicoye Banks, Paul Barry, Neil Daly, Hugh Dillon, Trevor Frontin, James Gaspard, Jason Mersell, Anita Michaels, Frank Molina, Philip Murphy, Josette Stanton | | Music Director : | | Wayne Sharp, Rick Baitz | | Cinematographer : | | Nirmal Jani, Yogesh Jani | | Story Writer : | | Tanuja Chandra, Glenn Russow | | Art Director : | | Jeena Mathews | | Costume Designer : | | Anaita Shroff Adajania | | Hair Designer : | | Fatima Fareed Anwar | | Make-up Designer : | | Anil Chinnappa, Santosh Gawade | | Line Producer : | | Gary Giudice | | Still Photographer : | | Basquali | | Visual Effects : | | Brian Scott Benson | | First Assistant Director : | | Neil Daly, Kanchan Mirchandani |
| Synopsis : | | Set in New York City in the weeks before and after 9/11, this poignant tale of love set against the forces of hate and intolerance centers on the romance between an aspiring Muslim photographer and a young Sikh widow.
Bike messenger Ali Siddiqui (Amit Sial) meets the beautiful but married Saloni (Mahima Chaudhry), a charismatic shop owner who encourages Ali's photography and becomes his muse. Despite Ali's secret and largely unrequited crush on Saloni, he develops a close friendship with her and her husband Harry (Vikram Chatwal). But when Harry dies in the World Trade Center on 9/11, his father (Anupam Kher), a retired Sikh colonel, devastated by grief and anger, directs his longstanding animosity toward Muslims at Ali as the young man's affection for Saloni grows increasingly evident. Unable to accept his son's death, the Colonel threatens to bring a violent end to Ali and Saloni's budding romance. | |
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