Leading TV director-producer and documentary filmmaker Vinta
Nanda is known for her concerns with social issues. She
embarks on her first feature in English, the subject she knows well -
the heady, cut-throat world of production houses involved in the
relentless process of churning out soaps that bring in the lolly.

The film zeroes in on Karan (Rahul Bose), newly
arrived in Mumbai, who joins Mickey Malhotra's studio 'Lighthouse', as
a film editor. Just prior to that, he has had a chance encounter with a
colleague Gauri (Ko?Purie) whose good looks,
personality and inner complexities fascinate him.
Gauri takes refuge in work and drink, as she is hurting from the abrupt
end to a long relationship with her former boss, Pawan (Aryan
Vaid), who is married and playing the field. Head honcho
Malhotra (Jatin Siyal) has hired her considerable
scripting talent hoping that she will resurrect one of his fading
on-going television series. Karan reaches out to the pained Gauri.

White Noise, set in suburban Mumbai, is a modern comment on love,
marriage, family and Mumbai itself- the city of dreams, where
expression and talent are often replaced by ego and
judgment.
The film also stars Mona Ambegaonkar, Anahita Uberoi, Ashiesh
Roy, Navneet Nishan, Avtaar Gill, Dev Chopra, Radhika Kumar
and Soni Razdan.
This Mahesh Bhatt and Sevy Ali presentation will be premiered at the Kara Film Festival this December.