Bring On the Night is an Indian television miniseries that premiered on MTV India on 22 September 2012, starring Arjun Mathur, Patrick Graham, Hussain Dalal and Sarang Sathaye. The show follows Kabir "KD" Dalal, an entrepreneur in his late 20s, as he and his friends turn a 200-year-old heritage building in Mumbai into an all-night club. The series was written, conceptualized and directed by Vishwesh Krishnamoorthy.
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Plot
The show revolves around Kabir "KD" Dalal and his motley group of friends: Patrick Graham Fairbottom, Devang Oza and Maakad. Together with Patrick's ex-girlfriend Sheila Sethi and her friend Piyali Chaudhry, the Mistry brothers - the uptight Xerxes Mistry and the dim-witted Hoshang Mistry - and their best friend Darius Dorabjee, the group converts a dilapidated 200-year-old building into a club.
Kabir is the manager at one of Mumbai's top nightclubs. However, one night a freak mishap leaves one of the regulars dead and hundreds of people sick. As a result, the club is shut down. Later, it turns out that Maakad had unwittingly supplied impure water, which led to the incident. This turns the relationship between Kabir and Maakad sour and Kabir shuts himself in his room for weeks.
His self-confinement ends when he accompanies friends to a party at an abandoned place owned by the father of the Mistry brothers. KD is struck by the place and decides to turn it into an all-night party hangout. With his friends chipping in, he sets about the task. One thing leads to another and the club, christened "The Den", becomes Mumbai's top hangout.
Its growing popularity catches the eye of gangster/politician Ravi Jhawle. A heated exchange between Jhawle and KD leads to the club being shut down and KD landing in jail. However, with the help of the father of the Mistry brothers, the aristocratic and influential Sir Malcolm Mistry (Nikhil Kapoor), KD manages to escape. The show ends with the group bringing down Ravi Jhawle's political career, and the party continues once again.
Cast and characters
Arjun Mathur as Kabir "KD" Dalal
Patrick Graham as Patrick Graham Fairbottom
Hussain Dalal as Devang Oza
Sarang Sathaye as Maakad
Danesh Irani as Darius Dorabjee
Afshad Kelawala as Xerxes Mistry
Kashyap Kapoor as Hoshang Mistry
Dilkhush Reporter as Sheila Sethi
Geetika Tyagi as Piyali Chaudhry
Jay Bemte as Billa
Jagdish Chauhan as Dudu
Ravindra Ramkant as Ravi Jhawle
Prashant Bhosle as Inspector Dev Chakke
Narendra Jadhav as Sub Inspector Santosh Dharane
Preetika Chawla as Jigna Sanghvi
Virendra Pandey as Bhikurao Mhatre
Ravi Popat as Popat
Jaywant Wadkar as Bhau Thakur Naik
Alwin as Chotu Chaiwala
Sohrab Ardeshir as Dinkoo Dorabjee
Amar Banerjee as Azad Bhai
Nikhil Kapoor as Malcolm Mistry