Mast DVD
Starring:
Urmila Matondkar, Aftab Shivdasani/ Dolby Digital 5.1 Channel
Synopsis
Kittu (Aftab Shivdasani), a final year arts student from Pune, is a very happy go lucky guy. He has a cute sister, a doting mother, a caring father and....just one problem. He is in love with film star Malika. His obsession for her doesnt stop with just having her pin-up posters stuck across his walls or to go to watch her films first day first show. It reaches a point where he treats her poster like a person and starts conversing with it. Inevitably this affects his studies and he flunks his exams.His father becomes wild with rage & in a fit of temper he tears up the posters in his room. For Kittu this amounts to murder as it is not just a poster, its Malika. Completely heartbroken he leaves home, gets into a train and lands up in Mumbai. Unable to know what to do, he goes to her bunglow. Theres a cafe besides her bunglow in which he lands a job. Now coming to Malika (Urmila Matondkar), the actress, she is nothing like what he imagines her to be. She is a simple child like person who lost her parents and is completely exploited by her evil uncle and his family. When Kittu comes to know about his grim reality, his heart goes out to her. A series of incidents lead him to a point where he cannot bear the goings on anymore and in a dramatic sequence he convinces her to run away with him. Kittu soon realise that he has a film star with him on the run and her face is easily recognisable. He realises that very soon he will have to keep her in a safe haven as the police are looking out for her all over the place. In the course of all this he slowly starts discovering the real person inside the star Malika. Malika on the other hand feels like a bird, who has escaped from a golden cage and she finds in Kittu-a joy of life, which she never knew, existed. Now follows a series of sequences with the police hunting for them, his friends and family worried to death and Kittu going mad trying to hide her. All this leads to an emotionally charged climax.