Producer: Amita Bishnoi, Surendra Sharma, Bhagwanti Gabrani
Director: Manoj Tyagi
Cast: Linda Arsenio, Indraneel Sengupta, Dilip Thadeshwar, Manjari Phadnis, Vir Das,Neelam Chauhan, Ray Irani, Shahji
Alisha Chinoy
Music: Adnan Sami
With economic boom in the corporate sectors, the so-called progressive minded Indians are preferably getting acclimatized to a more westernized style of life and living. Manoj Tyagi’s ‘Mumbai Salsa’ stoops down to catch a closer view of the emerging social life at pubs and discotheques where non-committal relationships and one-night stands reign as the current trend. Mumbai Salsa here is one such pub in Mumbai, where love and relationships are harvested and then chopped off without any ado. This is the place that is centrifugal to the escalation of the story and leads to the many changes that affect the love, life and relationships of all our pivotal characters.

Rajeev Sharma (Virdas) is a diehard romantic who serves as an executive in an advertising firm. However inspite of all this, he seems to be poor in handling relations. And then he comes across the women of his desires. But the thought that is quick to click in our minds is that whether he will glide finely through this relation or…

Karan (Indraneil Sen Gupta), a merchant banker by profession opines women as an object of fun. He is wary of commitments and simply prefers to hang around with pretty women…

Subramanium (Dilip Thadeshwar) is Rajeev’s colleague and is a stern conservative when it comes to relationships. He believes that this progressive way of life and relationships are not his cup of tea. But then it is too soon to say anything…

Shahji (Raymond Irani), a gym instructor is more of a brawny character rather than a brainy one. He is fond of girls and likes to have a good time with them but when it comes on loosening his wallet, he is bit laidback. It seems he is going to meet his match in the libido department.

Maya (Manjari Fadnis) works as an HR in an esteemed bank. She is a purist who prefers perfection in everything including love, life and relationships. Will she ever get out of this hang or will continue to seek out for perfect love which sadly doesn’t exist?

Neha (Amruta Khanvilkar) runs a beauty salon and tattoo parlor. She is extremely fond of the good things in life and particularly good sex life. She has titled herself as hypersexual but deep within she too craves for a stable relation. But for that she has to dig deep in her
past life....
Pamella (Linda Arsenio) is an émigré who is again Rajeev’s co-worker. She is in love with India and hopes to find love here. Will she succeed or…

Xenobia (Neelam Chauhan) runs a Salsa school. She has had an unpleasant childhood and seeks security and love from a relationship. But the question still continues will she succeed or…