Kill, threaten, kidnap, maim murder, steal…meet the masters.

In a world where loyalties are easily abandoned and allegiances bought, six perfect strangers come together to pull off the perfect crime. To get the job done, they must all do what they have never done before. Trust each other. But when their simple robbery explodes into a bloody ambush, the ruthless killers realize that one of them is a cop. But which one?

Under siege and racing the clock, the six lock in a climax filled with spiraling tension and volatile action. Delivering suspense in almost unbearable doses, Kaante moves at two speeds. Fast and faster.

Kaante is so outsized and so much bigger and more provocative than anything I have done before. I love that it pushes the limits of movie making. This is not a movie that can be easily dismissed or forgotten.

Kaante is almost a celebration of violence in which the heroes write themselves the license to drink, smoke, screw and beat one another up. It’s a film about these guys who see the world one way. Their way. It’s the human condition at its most basic and carnal. And it’s just such a high.

Sanjay Gupta

In the ultimate analysis, movies are not about business plans and shooting scripts. They are about passion and teamwork. Extreme passion and flawless teamwork. If you are passionate about an idea or a story and if you have assembled a team that can deliver, I say go for it. Make it happen.

Kaante has the ability to become India’s first truly international film. It has the stars. It has the finest technical expertise in place. It has the corporate backing. If we can do this right, we will show the world what the motion picture industry in India is capable of.

Pritish Nandy