Flesh, sex and sleaze with a bit of slasher thrown in, this seems to be the new formula for cheaply made films wanting to grab as many eyeballs as they can. Sadly most of them are made with so little attention to coherence leave alone logic and progression, there is no way they can fulfill their one point agenda which is to be seen. This Marlon Rodrigues directed film then has an ad maker, Isaiah, who receives phone calls from an unknown person on his cell. When he calls the number back he connects with a woman, Shweta, who asks him to meet her at a cafe at 9 that night. He overrides the suspicions his assistant has and keeps the appointment. When the girl arrives at the cafe,her behaviour is so strange that any sane man would wonder if she was a mental case. But not our man who keeps meeting her and is soon in love with her. When she suggests him to meet her twin sister he agrees and when the twin leads him on he gets into a sexual relationship with her. He is guilt stricken but his girlfriend wont meet him after that. Finally she does and after shedding a few tears gets into bed with him and then disappears again. He and his assistant, whom he also beds at some point, set out to look for her and then it becomes a slasher film. The corpses pile up, blood oozes at every pore and everyone behaves in the most maniacal way and his girlfriend starts dismembering him pausing every few seconds to laugh crazily or behave like a lunatic.