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With his young wife, Riya (Esha Deol), Krish sets off into the jungle.

Meanwhile Dev (Vivek Oberoi), a lover of cars, decides to test his new four wheeler by taking his girlfriend Ishika (Lara Dutta) and two friends Sajid (Kushal Punjabi ) and Vishal (Vishal Malhotra) on a weekend trip to his farmhouse.

But much to Dev disappointment, his car breaks down. So they are forced to hire a driver who can take them to their destination. But soon their plans change and the group ends up in the National Park.

On their way into the jungle, the group comes across Krish and Riya who are having problems with their vehicle.

So the two groups find their way deep into the tiger infested jungle. But as night falls, strange things begin to happen. The driver is first to die, terrifying the group.

Despite this incident, Dev, Krish and rest of the group move into the 'core area' of the tiger infested jungle.

It is at this point that they meet the mysterious Kaali Pratap (Ajay Devgan) wielding a long stick. He comes to their aid as they are about to be attacked by three hungry tigers.

'Obey the rules of the jungle or the jungle will kill you', is Kaali's advice to the group.

By now, all routes out of the jungle are closed due to a heavy downpour. Only Kaali can help them now. .

But as they try to get out of the park, one by one they face an horrific death. Can the rest escape this unseen force which is about to take their lives?

There is a nasty twist in the final reel which will catch you unawares as the remaining survivors make their getaway. But can they escape??

Kaal has the feel of the Blair Witch Project and Ram Gopal Verma's Bhoot. It also has the thrilling edge of Jurassic Park.

Most important, Kaal succeeds what it sets out to do and that is to scare the living daylights out of you!
The film plays on your mind long after you leave the auditorium.

Director Soham successfully manages to execute each scene with a lot of thought which adds authenticity to the story as it unfolds on screen.

Coupled with cinematography, sound and background score, Kaal turns out to be a slick Bollywood horror, setting new standards for many new Hindi films to come.

Two songs appear in the film - one at the start and one at the end of the film over the credits. The dance sequences are brilliantly choreographed by Farah Khan which sees a fresh looking Shah Rukh Khan gyrating to the music.

The performances of the three lead characters are perfect. Ajay Devgan is subdued, which is what his character requires.

Vivek Oberoi plays that carefree character whilst John is perfect as the National Geographic specialist with his rugged jungle looks.

Both Lara Dutta and Esha Deol have played their short roles very well. Both girls get a chance to act in their respective scenes which will scare you to death!

With its slick direction and brilliant locations to suit the ambience of the horror/ghost story, Kaal sets new standards in Hindi filmmaking.

Already it has turned out to be a success at the UK box office. Worth seeing!