• Producer : Apoorva Lakhia
• Director : Apoorva Lakhia
• Writer : Suresh Nair
• Screenwriter- screenplay : Suresh Nair
• Dialog Writer : Chintan Mokashi
• Composer : Sachin-Jigar
• Lyricist : Priya Saraiya , Vayu
• Actress : Shraddha Kapoor
• Actor : Sharman Joshi , Sidhant Kapoor , Rajesh Tailang , Ankur Vikal

The film opens on 22 May 2007, at the Sessions Court of Mumbai. A large crowd of media and civilians has gathered outside. Five taxis carrying a burqa-clad woman each arrive at the court. Khalid, the trusted right-hand man of Haseena Parkar escorts them to the courtroom. The judge asks Haseena to come in the stand and address her identity. Subsequently, all the women lift their veils and reveal themselves. Here, the hearing begins. Haseena Parkar (Shraddha Kapoor) lives with her close to dozen siblings in a small house in central Mumbai. She is shown to be particularly close to one of her brothers, Dawood Ibrahim (Siddhanth Kapoor), who as he grows up turns to crime. Haseena marries the kindhearted Ibrahim Parkar (Ankur Bhatia) but finds herself compelled to bear the brunt of her brother's actions. As her brother turns big in the underworld scene, his enemies also increase manifold. One of the enemies eliminates Ibrahim Parkar as revenge. On the other hand, the 1993 serial bomb blasts in Mumbai send shock waves everywhere. Dawood emerges as one of the key conspirators in this ghastly crime. As he escapes to Dubai, once again it is Haseena who falls into trouble. Haseena realises that she can no longer be a victim. She hits back and emerges as Aapa (older sister) in Mumbai's male-dominated underworld. Haseena faces 88 cases of extortion in which she is named as part of her brother's infamous D-Company. She maintains her innocence and relates the story of how she was merely a nervous new bride who was forced to turn into the Godmother of Nagpada. As Keswani and Public Prosecutor Roshni Satam (Priyanka Setia) continue to argue the case, the judge emerges as sympathetic towards the life and story of Haseena Parkar.

• Track 1 : Tere Bina(Romantic Version) ( तेरे बीना (रोमांटिक संस्करण) )
• Track 2 : Bantai ( बंटाई )
• Track 3 : Piya Aa ( पिया आ )
• Track 4 : Tere Bina(Sad Version) ( तेरे बीना (दुखद संस्करण) )