Paanch Ghantey Mien Paanch Crore

<p>The film tells the story of chartered accountant Vikram (played by ) and his wife Soniya (played by Meera), who are waiting for another accountant, Muqaadam (played by Rashid Khan), to deliver R50 million in hard cash to their farmhouse. Vikram works for Sultan Corporation, which is owned by Sultan (played by ). As soon as Muqaadam delivers the money, Vikram and Sonia plan to kill Muqaadam and escape to Singapore the next day with 50 million to start a new life. Vikram and Soniya go exactly by their plan. Enter Karan Oberoi (Abhishek Kumar), whose car breaks down in front of Vikram’s farmhouse. Karan also happens to be Soniya’s ex-classmate in junior college. Reshma Salahuddin ( ), an exotic bar dancer who is 3 months pregnant and is waiting for her boyfriend Muqaadam to return. Until she finds out Muqaadam is killed, she starts a dirty game of love, betrayal, murder, and deceit. Three people with 5 hours to go and with 50 million hard cash. first approached critically acclaimed actress for the part of Sonia, but later opted for Pakistani actress who was not only impressed with the script, but also did the film for free. Galaxy Lollywood covered the film’s music and trailer launch by praising the trailer and music of the film. Independent Bollywood recently revealed the film’s first look. The film was slated to release on 8 June 2012 along with ‘s , but it was postponed to 10 August 2012 release along with ‘s . The film was not screened for press and critics as the director wanted to show the film directly to the audience, The film managed a decent opening of 50% with its limited cinema release. Independent Bollywood gave the film 3 out of 5 Stars and called it ‘A Tight Thriller’. Filmy Town gave the movie 2 out of 5 Stars and wrote ‘A crisp screenplay that keeps the viewer hooked on to till the climax’. The soundtrack of the film was released by Worldwide Records (India). Joginder Tuteja of gave the soundtrack 2.5 out of 5 Stars and wrote “Well, brace yourselves, as this one turns out to be one of the bigger surprises of the year. Give it a chance; it actually has quite a few good songs that manage to hold on to their own!”. Music reviewer Amanda Sodhi wrote “It’s totally worth it for O Sone Ke Kangna and Kya Wajah Thi Tere Jaane Ki”.</p>