Some of the scenes like the one in which Sophie accidentally falls from the rooftop of a mansion, erupting anger of Udita in her workplace and Shreyas Talpade’s characterization are beautifully presented by the director.
The film, however, takes a beating when the heroics of Tusshar Kapoor are projected over the blue. Let’s admit this, we are not visionaries of brainless thrillers at hand.
Musically, Mithoon’s compositions are one of the lowpoints of the film. As the voices used in the making of the songs don’t inculcate value to the soundtrack of the album. Cinematography is eventful and noteworthy.
Actingwise, Tusshar is good as a obsessed lover, as he looks to be improving after each and every stint on the silverscreen. Shreyas is one of the best actors our Hindi Film Industry have seemed to found in the recent times.
Udita is okay. The audience expects a degree of skin show from the actress and she delivers her goods with equal ease. Nauheed Cyrusi is a waste. Saadhika is blatant. Sophie is noticed.
The film has taken a low opening and the misconception about the cast in the minds of the viewers may take a toll in its overall collections. Watch the film if you want a few thrilling moments imbibed on a jerky path.
Radiosargam Movie Rating: 5/10
Hanumant Bhansali
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