Name: Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: 2026-03-06
Rating: 6.0
Cast: Jatin Sarna, Pranay Pachauri, Madhurima Roy

Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya is a modern love dilemma where love, truth,  and betrayal clash.  Kaushal's perfect world breaks, Tina struggles with silent emotions, and Veer loves openly and honestly. Three hearts face guilt, desire, and tough choices in an emotional journey of broken trust, acceptance, and forgiveness.

Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya

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Set in the picturesque hill station of Bhimtal in Nainital, Uttarakhand, Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya is a story of love, betrayal and self-realisation. Written and directed by Vikas Arora, the film revolves around three central characters — Kaushal (Jatin Sarna), Tina (Madhurima Roy) and Veer (Pranay Pachauri) — three distinct individuals whose paths collide and whose destinies become intertwined.
Told in a non-linear fashion, the narrative switches between the past and the present while following two parallel love stories. Director Vikas Arora and his co-writer Amal Singh’s story and direction handle the subject of an extra-marital affair with rare sensitivity and mature understanding that grows as the story progresses. The pacing is slow, but the way the screenplay unfolds — beginning with Kaushal’s chance discovery of his wife’s illicit relationship — gives the story an interesting edge. From then on, the film unfolds in layers, slowly revealing the reasons leading up to the shared destiny of three people bound by love, lust and desire.
Jatin Sarna plays Kaushal with some stiffness that could have been toned down to make his character feel more real. Despite being well written at times, his chemistry with his co-star Madhurima Roy often feels out of place, and moments of vulnerability feel forced. However, he does look the part of a man searching for answers within himself and in the world around him. Madhurima Roy is well cast as Tina and delivers a fairly convincing performance. Pranay Pachauri, with his understated charm, ultimately emerges as the quiet strength of the film. He portrays Veer’s internal conflict with ease and quiet confidence.
The film’s cinematography by Pappu Singh Rajput and Shanu Singh Rajput is refreshingly heartfelt. The breezy, sunlit locations of Nainital’s beautiful landscape give this slow-burn story the quiet reflection it needs. The music by Devendra Ahirwar, Prini Siddhant Madhav and Kartik Kush is not immediately memorable but fits well within the screenplay.
Ultimately, Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya is a quiet love story with several relatable moments. While it deals with uncomfortable themes like extra-marital relationships and grief, it does so with maturity and understanding, eventually leading the story towards acceptance and closure.

Director Vikas Arora's film 'Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya' may appear to be a simple love triangle at first glance, but upon closer examination, it proves to be a sensitive document of the difficulties of relationships today. This film isn't just a story of betrayal or conflict, but a journey of self-respect, emotional insecurity, and the search for true love. Jatin Sarna delivers one of the finest and most heartfelt performances of his career as 'Kushal', perfectly capturing the complexities of relationships faced by today's youth. Woven with simplicity and truth, this film rediscovers the human connection that is being lost in the digital age.


Jatin Sarna

Pranay Pachauri was born in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. He is known for Crash Course (2022), Guilty Minds (2022) and Shershaah (2021)

Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya(2026)