Cast: Milind Soman,Dino Morea,Simone Singh,Chetan Hansraj,Sheetal Menon
Director: Pavan Kaul
Producer: Nari Hira
Music Director: Pritam Chakraborty, Siddharth Suhas
Lyricist: Irshad Kamil, Kumar
Screenplay: Bhavani Iyer

EXCLUSIVE REVIEW BY HANUMANT BHANSALI

Everyone likes to get a chance, an opportunity to gain stardom instantly. Likewise, such is not the case with the fate of Bhram. The second rate actors give good performances but do not woo, the direction is wise but not consistent, the story is interesting but not tight.

While the first half of the movie is interestingly put across, the second half looses on track on keeping the suspense intact. And then, the climax which has been reclaimed over a hundred times in the earlier, make a mockery of well set first-half.
The thoughtful direction in the first half makes the viewer sit up and absorb every frame as it demands intelligence from the viewers end to understand the plot.

The plot of Bhram has a lot of lowline and topline features disseminated in it. Antra (Sheetal Menon) is a supermodel, carrying harrowing times of yore with her. Shantanu (Dino Morea) ignores her initially but eventually falls head over heels for the gorgeous beauty.

The two of them develop a strong relationship hen Antra’s past reappears in front of her in the form of Shantanu’s elder brother Devendra (Milind Soman). The lonesome drama takes 180 degree twist and the plot takes the course of incredible turns.

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