Mr. Arindam Chaudhary is class of its own when its come to management. But a film by him!!!! Ok.. before he had one more movie in Bangla which was a great success also. Here, while making a Hindi movie, he got lost in many Hindi movies. The movie also tried to copy comic characters of Archie, Betty and Veronica in school life. Young blood, rivalry, romance, shadows of Jo Jeeta Wahi Sikander, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Ishq Vishq, etc make Rok sako to rok lo.

No doubt, this movie has refreshing mix of both, with some wonderful [youth-appealing] moments and an outstanding climax as its trump cards.

The story goes like this - Dev [Yash], Suhana [Manjari], Ganguly, Bhajji, Venky and Rati are final year students at the modest Bharti School. The five are tied together in a timeless bond of friendship. They all live in a carefree illusory world where lofty ambitions and preparations for a secure tomorrow have little or no meaning. Dev and his friends are no match for Ranveer [Carran Kapur], the undisputed champion from the elitist Valley High School. Ranveer has all the luxuries most youngsters his age crave for. Intimidated by Ranveer's money power, Dev and his friends falter and fail. Their smiles disappear and gloom takes over. Suddenly, from nowhere, Kabir [Sunny Deol] enters their life. Kabir, whom they refer to as Phantom, is a mysterious and seemingly unapproachable Harley Davidson biker who inspires awe in all. An unexpected turn of events results in Kabir riding into Suhana's life and eventually befriending her gang. A loner himself, Kabir is drawn towards these youngsters by the sheer magic of their innocent and unconditional friendship. With his unconventional wisdom, Kabir provokes Dev and his friends to stand up and face the challenges thrown at them. Dev's faith in friendship and his friends are reinforced. He also discovers his first love, his true love.