Traffic Signal

Konkona Sen Sharma, Ranvir Shorey, Neetu Chandra, Kunal Khemu, Raja Pandit, Upendra Limaye, Nassar Abdulla, G K Desai, Manoj Joshi, Sameer Khan, Sandeep Kulkarni, Sudhir Mishra, D Santosh, Madhu Sharma

Madhur Bhandarkar's new outing TRAFFIC SIGNAL introduces us to a world we thought never existed. A world we see every single day at the traffic signals, but forget all about it the moment the signal light turns green. Read More

You watch this film glazed, get amused at times, entertained at others, but when you leave the theatre exactly the way you entered it, with no new thoughts or feelings, you wonder at the point of it all. And really, there's nothing more disappointing than a pointless film. Read More

Director Madhur Bhandarkar both shocked and impressed Indian audiences when he peeped into the dark world of Mumbai's bar dancers, glitterati and board rooms in Chandni Bar, Page 3 and Corporate respectively. Read More

Madhur Bhandarkar puts a strong element of realism in the film. The dialogues are in street lingo, with some foul language thrown in. The ambience looks very authentic and hardly seems like a set created by Nitin Desai. Cinematography is appealing to the eye. Read More

Each of the characters in "Traffic Signal" connects with the audience. You can't afford to look away as you may miss an invaluable rhythm of life and lessons on surviving on the streets without losing your dignity. Read More

Each of the characters in "Traffic Signal" connects with the audience. You can't afford to look away as you may miss an invaluable rhythm of life and lessons on surviving on the streets without losing your dignity. Read More

For a dose of reality, at least one stop at this Signal is a must. Read More