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From left to right: Bipasha Basu, Ajay Devgan, Nana Patekar, Mohan Agashe, Prakash Jha
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Nana Patekar says, "Apaharan is an incident in the form of a story. It is a comment on what is happening politically all over India. It is not a real life story, but it will look like (one). There are so many politicians who are involved in some crime or the other and that is what makes Apaharan a relevant story.
"The whole idea of the film is to show how kidnapping has become a business. It is about how we live in this kind of an environment. Every character in the film has all kind of shades and that's we humans are in real life," he adds.
Jha says, "Apaharan is a film about the ill effects of kidnapping on the entire society."
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