Title Jhootha Hi Sahi Actors John Abraham, Pakhi, Raghu Ram, R Madhavan, Alishka Varde, Manasi Scott Director Abbas Tyrewala Music Director A. R. Rahman Producer Madhu Mantena Language Hindi Release Date 01-14-2011 Sub Titles English Video Format NTSC Sounds 5.1 Dolby Digital Sound Synopsis:By day, Sid (Abraham) runs an Indian bookstore in London. At night, he turns into someone entirely different: a saviour of lost souls, handholding desperate callers and delivering them unto daylight, and hope. Mishka (Pakhi) is one such caller, who finds a reason to live through the course of the night. Sid has a girlfriend called Kruttika (Scott). His pals call her, meanly, Kuttika. That’s because they know, like good friends do, that Sid doesn’t love her. That he is falling in love with that girl on the phone, even if he has to lie to her about what he does, and who he is. Abbas Tyrewala returns with a rom-com which has likeable, lively characters. But the trouble with Jhootha Hi Sahi is that it has a lame plot and that the supporting cast has more heft than the lead players. When they are on two sides of a phone, Sid and Mishka are more interesting than when they are in the same space, even when they dance and sing and have coffee, all things required of a getting-it-together couple.
