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        Live-in relationship culture is still a taboo in the Indian mindset. It has its grey areas but for the discerning ones the silver lining is the prospect of getting to know the individual better.

        Director Kollol Szezn picks a bunch of energetic youngsters to ring in his message. That he takes his own sweet time to do it is good enough for the teens to get hooked to the package wrapped with a liberal dose of sharp exchange of ideas and a bit of compromising act.

        Neel and Ritu look to be the made-for-each other type. He is laidback whose idea of winning an argument is to toe along the line rather than picking an argument. In sharp contrast is the hustle and bustle Ritu, letting her mind speak straight from the heart.

        In the baggage of Szezn is a top-flight female model, not averse for short flings. Then there is Sukhi, taking delight in changing his lover every third day.

        Filled with complex is the smashing looking Ozzy while a not-so-young casting director hits it off with the cool Neel.

        The recipe is good enough to tickle the sensitive side of a person. Having lost none of her charm is Madhubala. Roping in for a brand name is the other smart act of the director.