Six young Indians - three boys, three girls - are thrown together to learn about life, love and themselves, on a six month posting to the bright lights of London.

They start off as strangers in a strange land. But, their destiny is to become the closest of friends as they experience, in turn, drama, romance and comedy in their shared adventure abroad.

Aside from family, friendships are the deepest bonds we will forge, and this is a tale of a group of young friends that everyone will identify with. In the best tradition of ensemble cast 'buddy' movies, the film's energy comes from the contrasts between the six very different characters as they change and grow.

As the film opens, the six gather for the first time at Mumbai airport for the start of a six-month adventure of discovery that will change them all forever.

It's a journey that the audience shares, becoming part of the group of friends and experiencing the highs and lows, comedy moments, mishaps, challenges and adventures that they experience against the stunning backdrops of metropolitan London.

Six months is a short time. But, for each of our group of friends, the six months of Kich Din Kuch Pal becomes a defining period in their lives. They discover who they are and what they value in life before returning to India as six very different people.