Corporate (Hindi Movie) Dvd

This corporate entity, though meticulously constructed by director Madhur Bhandarkar, lacks resolution. The foundation of this enterprise is a confused mix of ethics, questionable principles that drive profits and doubtful and misdirected corporate motives. The protagonist is Nishigandha Dasgupta, extremely well played by Bipasha Basu. She finds herself drawn into a game of chess between two business houses, one that she works for, headed by Vinay Sehgal (played in a most business-like manner by Rajat Kapoor), and of course, its arch competitor, headed by Dharmesh Marwah (portrayed in an authoritarian fashion by veteran Raj Babbar). Without getting into the elaborate twists-n-turns and sometimes often boring construction of the manoeuvrings that drive corporate profit as we know it today in India, this often satirical and acidic attempt tries to address anything and everything, wherein lies the flaw; from the nexus between politicians and questionable businessmen, the role of numbers, foreign investments, power brokers, mergers, take-overs, false Gods (of course the regular swami who drives head honcho Marwah) and what not... the plate is full and piled high. But it lacks the flavour that a well-crafted screenplay would have offered.