Missing on a Weekend

Missing on a Weekend
Directed by Abhishek Jawkar
Produced by
Written by Abhishek Jawkar
Music by Nakash Aziz, Om Jha, Superbia
Edited by Abhishek Jawkar
Production
company
The Red Bulb Studios & Adept Films
Release date
  • 26 August 2016 (2016-08-26)
Country India
Language Hindi
Budget 3.5 crores
Box office 22 crores

Missing on a Weekend is an Indian investigating thriller film directed by Abhishek Jawkar and produced by Rajesh Patange, Sebastian Joseph and Abhishek Jawkar.

Premise

Missing on a Weekend is an investigating crime story based in Goa. Police Inspector Ali Ansari (Pavan Malhotra) from CBI has been transferred to Goa to take charge of the current ugly undercover crime space which has troubled the tourism capital of India.

Ansari has now got a new case in the midst of all the chaos, where one guy, Laksh (Karan Hariharan) has been found unconscious on Calangute beach. He is brutally hurt on his head and has lost substantial part of his memory. After the brief investigation, police get to know his whereabouts in Goa. As the police team reaches the resort where Laksh and his six other friends from Delhi are staying, they found one of his friend dead in one toilet of a cottage and all other friends are missing.

Now, Ansari is left with only one suspect-cum-victim-cum survivor, Laksh, who hardly remembers anything that has happened.[1]

Release Date

'Missing On A Weekend' was supposed to hit screens on 1 July, but issues from the censors and Goa Tourism (PR) kept a hold on the release.

CBFC asks for 50 cuts in Missing On A Weekend[2]

‘Missing on a Weekend’ gets release date after censor trouble. The film was finally released on 26 August 2016.[3]

Cast

  • Karan Hariharan as Laksh Kumar
  • Pavan Malhotra as Inspector Ali Ansari
  • Jyotii Sethi as Reeha Banerjee
  • Dishank Arora as Sub Inspector Ajay Kondse
  • Mahsa Kooshesh as Tanisha Sehgal
  • Shiva Dagar as Rishab Singh
  • Akash Bathija as Prince Chawla
  • Siddhant Mahajan as Himanshu Malik
  • Khushboo Kamal as Smriti Yadav
  • Nikhil Punamiya as news reporter
  • Dibyendu Bhattacharya in a special appearance as Mukhtaar
  • Madan Maruti Gadekar as Alvin Lobo
  • Charul Bawsar as Shama, Ali's wife
  • Akshay Raj as drug peddler
  • Ashish Warang as Police Commissioner
  • Marina Stankovic as foreigner
  • Maryam Zakaria as dancer (Bairi song)
  • Chandni Sharma as dancer (Parda Hata song)
  • Abhinav Sharma as bar-tender
  • Sanjeev Dhuri as doctor
  • Omesh Bolke as fisherman

Soundtracks

The songs are:

'Bairi' sung by Nakash Aziz, Divya Kumar and Antara Mitra

'Parda Hata' written n sung by Raashi Raggaa and tuned by Superbia

'Kuchchh Hone Waala hain' written and composed by Om Jha and sung by Altamash Faridi

'Aye Khuda' written by Abhishek Jawkar, composed by Om Jha and sung by Anuj Sharma

Background score for the film was provided by Priyesh Vakil

References

  1. ↑ "Abhishek Jawkar: 'Missing On A Weekend', 'Singer Hariharan's son joins Bollywood with 'Missing On A Weekend'". Hindustan Times. 20 May 2016. Retrieved 20 May 2016.
  2. ↑ "CBFC asks for 50 cuts in Missing On A Weekend". 1 July 2016.
  3. ↑ IANS (26 July 2016). "'Missing on a Weekend' gets release date after censor trouble".
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