Sunil Arora and his wife Malti with their son Avi lead a typical middle-class life in Mumbai metro.

Still, Sunil starts connecting to possible swingers by responding to magazine advertisements, and finally gets hold of Mr. Vinod Khanna and they agree to meet once to get everybody's consensus.

Jay Weissberg of Variety wrote that "First half is enjoyably upbeat and thoroughly modern in repping a middle-class Bombay couple having bedroom problems, but the second part goes for cliches combined with uneasy humor that mixes messages and fails to get, um, a rise".

[2] Kaveree Bamzai of India Today wrote that "The movie is elegantly designed, its exotic colours making urban angst look Wong-kar-wai moody".

[3] Taran Adarsh of IndiaFM gave the film a rating of one-and-ahalf out of five and noted that "Director Rajat Kapoor gets it right in the first half, but not in the second".