Synopsis:
Jenny is a young, vibrant girl, darling to everyone in 'Joggers' Park'. She’s beautiful, bold, extroverted and modern. In fact, Jenny is the classic example of 'traditional, yet modern' by virtue of the fact that though she flits between glamorous professions, working as an executive in a five star hotel, and also as a model, her values are still intact. She sings and dances along with this glittering world, looking like a picture of joy though her previous romantic life has taught her a lot and made her more mature than her age. Everyone wants Jenny... And she loves to be single. At 'Joggers’ Park', she happens to meet a very famous celebrity known as Justice Chatterjee who comes into contact with her and observes the modern youth and its changing patterns after 40 years of sitting under the roof of various courtrooms where morals, values and ethics form the base of the judiciary system. But now what does he see in 'Joggers’ Park'?. A new world-new people, new feelings, new experiences and all through his bond with Jenny who amazes him... and attracts him. 'Joggers' Park' is a light-hearted, unusual, breezy musical tale. And you keep smiling all the way, realising how close it is to real life. It brings to life amazingly real characters with real sensitivities. "Family honour wins hands down, even though you may dream, desire and experience the summer for a while and smile..."