Grave-faced doctors and time ticking at the bottom of the screen establish and maintain the urgency. Rehan is on life support and will not survive. She urgently needs a heart as she has only a few hours left. The young victim is shifted to the ICU of a hospital and his parents are informed that he won’t survive. A bike accident takes place in Mumbai and that’s when the film really takes off. Also meet Rehan’s conventional, strict father, his adoring mother and his secret, live-in girlfriend. He is off to the airport for his first interview, with Dev Kapoor, who is on his way to Pune, to be with his daughter and wife. One by one we are introduced to all these characters in a stilted way: Meet Rehan. He is trying to get to Pune, to his worried wife (Divya Dutta) and ailing daughter. His daughter Ria has a heart condition, is critical and in need of a transplant. He is on his way to record his first interview.ĭev Kapoor (Prosenjit Chatterjee) is a very busy superstar. Rehan is a journalist, son of a doctor father and a loving mother. Dr Abel Fernandes (Parambrata Chatterjee) works in a hospital in Mumbai, and is planning to celebrate his wedding anniversary. Gurbir Singh (Jimmy Shergill) is the joint commissioner traffic, Mumbai. He’s reinstated through some push and pull. Godbole (Manoj Bajpayee) is a Mumbai traffic constable on suspension for taking bribe. Writter Bobby and Sanjay have lengthened and dramatised that by adding many dramatis personae and their stories to this fact. It was an 11-minute drive, within Chennai. Mohan who drove at 120 kmph to get his heart to nine-year-old Shanthi. The film, based on a real-life incident in Chennai in 2008, owes its plot to teenager Hithendran, his doctor parents who decided to donate his organs and head traffic constable B. Traffic, a thriller directed by Rajesh Pillai who passed away in February this year, at the age of 41, is a remake of his 2011 Malayalam film of the same name. Cast: Manoj Bajpayee, Jimmy Shergill, Divya Dutta, Prosenjit Chatterjee, Parambrata Chatterjee, Sachin Khedekar, Kitu Gidwani
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