| Jism Synopsis |
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Kabir Lal John Abraham is an alcoholic lawyer whose life is looking as if going down the drain. One morning he sees a stunningly attractive woman on a beach and is instantly enamored by her. By chance he sees her again in a restaurant and offers to buy her a drink. In the process he learns that her name is Sonia and she is married. Unable to resist, he asks her whether she would show him her home. It marks the beginning of a passionate affair, during which Kabir is told that Sonia's husband neglects her. But Sonia cannot leave him because she cannot support herself without her husband's money. Sonia suggests murder and Kabir, blind with lust, agrees. They manage to kill Sonia's husband and make it look like an accident, but then Kabir gets to see Sonia's other side: she no longer is the passionate lover as before, but is a cool-headed mean woman now who won't let go of her wealth at any cost.
Unemployed and idle Kabir Lal John Abraham sees a beautiful lady, Sonia Kapoor Bipasha Basu and falls for her instantly. She ignores his attentions. They meet again, and she tells him that she is married, and apparently being abused and neglected by her wealthy spouse, who she cannot divorce as he is rich and wealthy, and she cannot survive on her own. She encourages Kabir to meet with her, and subsequently convinces him that they can only be together after he kills her husband. Consumed with passion and lust for Sonia, Kabir agrees to do this, not knowing that Sonia has other plans up her sleeve, not only for him, but for her spouse, and a mysterious stranger, who is unknown to Kabir.
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| Jism Movie Info |
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| Country : India |
| Distributor : Image Entertainment |
| Movie sound: Dolby SR |
| Movie color: Color |
| Language: Hindi |
| Genre: Romance, Drama, Thriller |
| Release Date: Jan 17 2003 |
| Run Time: Brazil:136 min |
| Banner: Shreya Creations Pvt. Ltd., Fish Eye Network |
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