Naam Gum Jayega was a thriller movie released on April 8, 2005 under the banner of Sri Mahalsa Siddhi Creations. The movie was directed by Amol Shetge and produced by Shaila Suresh Pai. The actors in the lead roles were Dia Mirza, Aryan Vaid, Rakesh Bapat and Mandira Bedi while the supporting roles were played by Divya Dutta and Anil Nagrath. Music of the film was directed by Anand Chitragupt and the songs were sung by Anuradha Paudwal, Babul Supriyo, Shreya Ghosal, Udit Narayan and Sadhana Sargam.

The movie Naam Gum Jayega deals with the theme of spirits and ghosts and tries to find out the explanations to some facts about these. The movie is about Natasha ( Dia Mirza ) who is found in an unconscious state on the roads of Manali by two strangers Aryan ( Aryan Vaid ) and Divya ( Divya Dutta ) who were just passing from there. They work for some organization which does research work. On getting back to the senses Natasha tells her sad and strange story which seems to shock them.

Natasha tells them that she constantly hear a voice from mountains and claims that the voice is of Vishal ( Rakesh Bapat ). She met him in a college and both fell in love with each other. Vishal took her to his house where she asked him when he was gong to marry her. Vishal was bit worried about it and replied that he needs a time of six months. Natasha escaped from there telling that she would return after the time of six months. When she returned there she found that he had sold his house to Nalini Sen ( Mandira Bedi ), a painter. Nalini painted a portrait of fictitious character Professor Xeno ( Sandeep Mehta ) who happened to be real.

The songs of the movie are:
1.    Humein tumse hai pyaar kitna, Yeh humein bhi nahin hai pata
2.    Kabhi yeh na poochna hum kitni mohabbat karte hain
3.    Teri palkein jo jhuki, Tham gayi tham gayi dhadkanein kuch meri
4.    Tumse milke mujhe aisa lagta hai kyon, Meri jaan bhi nahin tum
5.    Hai Sama Pyar Ka
6.    Us Ladki Pe Dil Aaya
7.    Humein tumse hai pyaar kitna, Yeh humein bhi nahin hai pata [Instrumental]