Rimpoche
is the head of a monastery based in a small but scenic village of
Spiti, in Himachal Pradesh.
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John Abraham as police officer,
Shiven in Paap
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During
one of his meditation sessions, he gets a vision of his master being
reincarnated in New Delhi as a six-year-old boy.
Kaya
(Udita Goswami) is a 21 year old girl from the village who is given
the task of finding this six year old child, by the name of Lamho
(Madan Bhiku).
Her
mission is to bring the child back to the monastery.
Kaya
has grown up in a disciplined environment of Spiti. Her strict father
(Dr. Mohan Agashe) has already etched out a path which will lead
her to the true meaning of life and reincarnation to a higher level
in her next birth.
Despite
her strict upbringing, Kaya secretly longs to experience what being
in love would be like.
Meanwhile,
Lamho becomes the key witness to a murder case being investigated
by police officer Shiven (John Abraham).
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Shiven and Lamho in the peaceful
village of Spiti
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Kaya's
philosophical and religious beliefs begin to clash with Shiven's
practical outlook on life when they meet in New Delhi. But strangely
she becomes drawn to this man.
As
matters from the murder case gets complicated, it becomes unsafe
for Lamho and Kaya to stay in Delhi.
It
is now up to Shiven to take these two people safely back to Spiti.
But during their escape from Delhi, Shiven suffers from serious
injuries.
So
when they reach their destination, he is forced to stay with the
monks in Spiti.
As
time passes, he manages to come close to Kaya, much to her father's
dismay.
But
on their trail are certain people who would stop at nothing to get
their hands on these three characters.
Soon,
the surreal surroundings of the village is broken by the sounds
of gun shots. . . .
Kaya
must now make a choice. She either follows her heart which will
give her happiness in this birth or sacrifice everything for a better
future at a higher level after reincarnation.
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Udita Goswami makes her debut
in Paap
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Paap
(meaning Sin), sees the debut of model Udita Goswami into Bollywood.
She
is paired up opposite John Abraham who is still riding high from
the box office hit, Jism.
Pooja
Bhatt makes her directorial debut in this film which is loosely
based on Peter Weir's 1985 box office hit, Witness, starring
Harrision Ford.
The
script for this film has been written by Pooja Bhatt's father, Mahesh
Bhatt.
Previewed
by Manish Gajjar, 大象传媒 Shropshire's Mr Bollywood.
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