Sulemani Keeda

Dulal and Mainak are trying to write a screenplay. Both of them want to break into Bollywood. The script they have is called Sulemani Keeda. The phrase is street slang for a pain in the neck. Producers will not even read it. The pair spend their days doing very little. They hang around bookshops and poetry nights. They use the same places to chase girls. Then a door opens. Gonzo Kapoor hires them. Gonzo is the son of a known producer and wants to direct his own first film. What he asks for is an art film, and a romance gets in the way of the work. Naveen Kasturia, Mayank Tewari and Aditi Vasudev appear in the eighty nine minute film, an Indian production Amit Masurkar released in 2014.