A plot that acknowledges the extremists in the corporate field. Each character true to typical personalities one comes accross in the so called "Corporate World".
This movie tells of the many links between professionals, businessmen, consumers and last but not least politics. It reveals layers of dirt in these relationships and how each can function profitably in coherence with the others.
In addition, Corporate dwells into both, professional and personal relationships and how the have a cause and effect result on each other. The moral of the story, as I gathered, is that never work with your heart in your head at work. And another elusive lesson we learn from this one, is to never give of yourself completely or self sacrifice for the sake of the company, for the company can and will function as well, with or without you.
An outstanding performance by Bipahsa Basu and Kay Kay Menon. Kay Kay is a man who’s inherent depth of characted comes across beautifully onscreen, this time rightfully cast in a positive role.
Nail biting negociations, unprofessional relationships at the work place and ideas for lines to use in the corporate domain. I would reccomend this flick to those who are in the system as they can relate best to this one. I found it to be a more positive film to the older Madhur Bhandarkar movie, Page 3.