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YSZ basically traces several characters and how their tracts are eventually connected. Arun (Irrfan Khan) meets singer Priti (Chitrangada Singh) and is instantly enamoured by her beauty. Priti gets attracted to Shyam (Vipul Gupta) who's introduced to her by Arun himself (Talk about digging one's own grave). Shyam is engaged to a high-profile minister's daughter. Petite goon Kuldeep (Arunoday Singh) kidnaps Shyam so that he can exchange him with his jailed boss Bade (Yashpal Sharma) from the minister. Priti finds herself intertwined in this messy situation and Arun wants to help her unconditionally. It takes some time to comprehend what exactly is going on as Sudhir introduces the numerous characters and their respective tracks. The film is highly convoluted and requires attentive viewing. But it's this very complexity that makes the film special and engaging. There are various sub-plots and twists through the entire film, keeping you hooked. The writing is smart and witty complimented by superb characterisation. Also, one thing that works big time for the film is its quirky dialogues. In one of the scenes, Arun says 'Aane wali pedhi yaad rakhegi, there were fools like us' which has you in splits. The narrative never loses steam, despite the frequent flashbacks. Sudhir precisely handles the romantic tracks and the thrilling portions. Although there's a lot of foul language in the film, it goes well with the local Delhi milieu. The MATRIX type climax is good fun to watch.
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