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The story revolves around a film unit which goes deep into a forest for a shoot. They decide to settle at a place with hardly any facilities available run by a strange and quirky man called Setu. Sharman, the hero of the film is a totally self obsessed person. All that he is concerned about are his muscles and the love of his life. Aasha is his obsession who bears with him simply because of his star status. JJ, the director of the movie thinks of himself as India's reply to Steven Spielberg and producer Moorty thinks that the director is spoiling the movie and is halting his ambitions of becoming the next Yash Chopra.

Laxman is a spot boy, who is completely submissive but possesses a devilish ego. Cinematographer Shakky is very abstract in nature and Action Director Rakka is a messed up man who dislikes Sharman. Script Supervisor Sameera is a simple lady with ideals complementing her nature. She has a secret liking for the protagonist Sujal who is an Assistant Director, and who in turn is infatuated by Aasha.

The adventure commences when the camera cuffs off. They have to wait for two days for the substitute camera to arrive and in the mean time with no form of entertainment, Setu advices a camping trip into the forest. Hearing this, every crew member jumps at the opportunity. Suddenly, as Setu takes them deep into the jungle, all of them start to wonder how Setu manages to remember the way back as the jungle looks all the same from everywhere.

The twist comes when Setu hears a strange sound, as they settle near a pond for the night and sit around a bonfire. Out of curiosity he goes to investigate and never returns. After an intense search they retains his dead body. Soon after panic sets in amongst the crew. The problem arises when they realise that it was only Setu who knew the way out. All of them being unfamiliar with the jungle feel completely lost and trapped. Their hastiness leads to accidents after accidents

Yet another crew member gets brutally murdered, making them feel that whatever it is that has killed Setu is out to grab them all.

Singers such as Runa, Boony, Bhaven, Banjotsana, Vickeey B. Joshi, Bapi, Keka Ghoshal, Jankee, Imran, which have been hardly heard of in Bollywood have lend their vioces in the flick. The only recognizable name is that of Shweta Pandit! 'Jai Shiv Bum Shambu', the first track is an unconventional song, composed by Imran-Vikram and written by Prashant Pandey. Sung by Runa and Boony, it creates a young mood. It's a surprise that the number doesn't have a 'remix version'. Picturised on Priyanka Kothari, the song sees her puffing a chillum and crooning to 'Dum Maaro, Yeh Hai Sahara'. The Board asked to Ram Gopal Verma to re-edit the song, but only for television as it displays substance abuse.

'Kiss U Day And Night', has a groovy beat to it that comes with good potential to be a chartbuster. It is an adrenalin pumping score and is all about rhythm, pace and attitude. The track, which brings stability to the album is 'Khoobsurat', sung by Vickeey B. Joshi and Shweta Pandit. Chills begin with 'Sun Sakte Ho', a haunting track by Bapi-Tutul. All the tacks are composed for placement in the film's background.

Shot in Sigiriya Black Jungle, Sri Lanka, watch Agyaat for a spine chilling experience.