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An anniversary celebration at a remote Himachal Pradesh mansion turns murderous when Sohrab Handa—an insufferable, insulting businessman—is found dead. As police interrogate the guests one by one, each emerges as a suspect with compelling motive, and hidden resentments surface beneath polite facades.

Sagar Desai composed a single song 'Doob Raha Hai' with lyrics by Hussain Haidry, performed by Rekha Bhardwaj and Palomi Ghosh. Reviewers noted the song felt 'forced' in an otherwise score-driven whodunit; it remains the film's sole commercial track.

Everybody Loves Sohrab Handa is a distinguished entry in Rajat Kapoor's body of work — a meticulous whodunit that applies the Agatha Christie locked-room structure to contemporary upper-class India, with sharp observations about resentment, pretension, and the masks people wear at social gatherings. Sagar Desai's primarily instrumental score is characteristic of the film's restraint; the single vocal track 'Doob Raha Hai' (sung by Rekha Bhardwaj and Palomi Ghosh) is an exception that reviewers noted felt somewhat at odds with the film's atmospheric economy.

Released on Applause Entertainment/SonyLIV in April 2026, the film found a discerning OTT audience appreciative of Rajat Kapoor's indie sensibility. Its legacy is modest in terms of mainstream reach but meaningful within the niche of literary-thriller Hindi cinema. Sagar Desai's score adds to his reputation as a composer who works best in the service of character-driven drama.