'Sirf' A Search for Greener Pasture!

What is life? A highway where you neverk now what awaits you the very next second! Yet, people dream of achieving big things in life, and move on according to their heart's desire. Seven Eagle Productions' film "SIRF – life looks greener on the other side", takes an insight into the lives of these people. The story of the filmreveals how the pace of the city affects their relationships, how they deal with it and how the problems of one person many a times bring comical relief for others. But the basic ground rule is that, no matter what happens, life has to go on!!

Subjected to release on April 4th 2008, the film, "Sirf", revolves around four couples played by Kay Kay Menon with Manisha Koirala, Sonali Kulkarni with Ranbir Shorey, Parveen Dabbas with Rituparna Sengupta and Ankur Khanna with Nauheed Cyrusi. While one couple has money, they are looking for love. The other has love, but money is missing in their life and the third couple is searching for trust. The fourth couple has to find time to nurture everything else that they have. They all belong to different levels of society and each couple has their own problems to deal with, but somewhere they all come across each other on the cross road of life.

It is at this junction of life that they all can be set free from their worries. Will they find the much-needed solutions to their problems or will their life be pushed into more chaos? Will this chaotic disorder show them the light of wisdom or will they fall in the darkness of folly? Rajaatesh Nayar, directed serio-dramatic film "Sirf" is a tongue in cheek look at the fast paced life of people in cities, whether it's big or small.

As Rajaatesh says, "This film, as the tag line suggests, is very much about how life looks greener on the other side. Sometimes, we are not content with what we have and long for certain things that others seem to have in their respective lives. -(SAMPURN)

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