The Innocent Lie

Sahil Oberoi (Played by Akhil Rajendra), the only son of a self-made billionaire and single parent Rajdeep Oberoi (Played by Vinod Khanna), has always seen wealth around him, has lost softness understanding of rational life somewhere. One day father Rajdeep being out of town for business trip, receives a call that his trustworthy employee and best friend since his struggling days Mr. Zaidi (Played by Yusuf Khan)has been hospitalized, needs immediate financial assistance. Father calls Sahil to reach Mr Zaidi's for the help, but Sahil takes this as secondary and kept with busy with his party life, celebrating his girlfriend Soniya' s (Played by Erina D. Shevchuk) birthday. Sahil's callous attitude toward people upsets his father; a confrontation takes place. Father realizes his son's attitude, which saddens him that his son has turned out to be fully materialistic. Father challenges son that if he thinks money can solve everything, and then go and stay on the streets of Mumbai for just 24 hours, to survive without his father's name, identity, credit cards and cash. If he succeeds then he would readily accept/give anything. Sahil accepts the challenge saying that it would be a like a cake walk, because 24 hours for him would just pass like a blink of an eye, leaving behind all his belongings, Sahil leaves house. Coming out of the house for the first time on foot is an unusual experience for him and soon he finds out that being on the street with no cash in hand and having nothing to do, even a minute looks like an hour. Being pushed around in the city crowd he bumps into Anushka (Played by Smlie Suri) who has come to take part in TV reality show and on her arrival she loses her backpack, and has to make her way to the studio taking people's help. Being a cheerful girl (She is all that Sahil isn't) She immediately strikes a chord with him. Sahil is amazed by Anushka's simplicity and her candidness and a positive attitude towards life. He goes along with her to the show where she is unfairly thrown out of the show due to some ego problems between the judges. Eventually she too lands up with him with nothing to do till next morning, waiting for her train. From here begins a journey of two different strangers coming together in inimitable style of seeing life, sometimes humorous sometimes emotional and inevitably they both fall for each other culminating in a super charge emotional climax.

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On 24 November 2006 Papaioannou premiered 2 in Pallas Theater in Athens, his first work following his creative direction of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. 2 was produced in collaboration with the electronic music composer K.BHTA for the production company Elliniki Theamaton. A "dissection of the male psyche", the production commanded a large of amount of Greek press attention, not least for its open references to homosexuality. 2 proved a commercial success; its run was extended twice and over 100,000 tickets were sold in total. The work seems to draw upon a range of influences, including the work of Jean Genet, Rene Magritte and Robert Wilson. Inspiration for the show also came partly from Papaioannou's experiences as a gay man in Greece. Contemporary magazine described 2 as an "inspiring" work that "captures the zeitgeist". A DVD of 2, produced for the screen by Athina Rachel Tsangari of HAOS Films, was released on 11 December 2007 by Elliniki Theamaton and Modern Times.