In a nutshell, everyone in this movie are deceiving each other leaving the audience cheated in the end.
Story: R Madhavan (Yatharth Sinha) and Khushaali Kumar (Sanchi Sinha) are a couple whose marriage starts off great in the first few mins of the movie and then we get to know that there are some cracks in their so-called happy married life. The dialogue opens with Sanchi asking Yatharth for divorce as she wants to go to UK. Yatharth seems shocked and he leaves for office. The day goes on as usual until he gets to know that a terrorist was hiding in his flat holding his wife hostage. Several news channels broadcast this news and here we see how the media tries to incorporate fake narratives to gain TRPs. The movie has left no stone unturned in making fun of Arnab Goswami. Back in the flat, a kind of sexual tension develops between Sanchi and the terrorist Gul Haq (Aparshakti). She tries to lure him and takes him in her confidence. Outside the building Yatharth teams up with Mumbai police and he confides that his wife has a delusional personality disorder. Please note, the mental conditions are tossed around the characters like its a ball or something. Up there, Sanchi confides in Gul that Yatharth is having an affair with his psychiatrist Vidya and he wants to prove that she is mad. The rest of the story is based how the events unfold and who is really the culprit.
I watched this movie only coz of Madhavan and Darshan Kumaar whose acting was not really commendable. Despite being great actors, their role and the way it is executed makes them look like clowns. Aparshakti was way better than everyone.
I think actors should really read the script before making such movies. This movie is worse than Brahmastra. In this movie, a plot is twisted so much that it loses meaning in the end. I couldnt connect with any of the characters. The background or the past was not explained correctly or shown well. T series must just stick to making below standard music videos.
Dialogues were also pathetic in some places. The scene where a police helps a terrorist escape just shows how cheap this moviemaker thinks the police force are.
Huge disappointment!
Story: R Madhavan (Yatharth Sinha) and Khushaali Kumar (Sanchi Sinha) are a couple whose marriage starts off great in the first few mins of the movie and then we get to know that there are some cracks in their so-called happy married life. The dialogue opens with Sanchi asking Yatharth for divorce as she wants to go to UK. Yatharth seems shocked and he leaves for office. The day goes on as usual until he gets to know that a terrorist was hiding in his flat holding his wife hostage. Several news channels broadcast this news and here we see how the media tries to incorporate fake narratives to gain TRPs. The movie has left no stone unturned in making fun of Arnab Goswami. Back in the flat, a kind of sexual tension develops between Sanchi and the terrorist Gul Haq (Aparshakti). She tries to lure him and takes him in her confidence. Outside the building Yatharth teams up with Mumbai police and he confides that his wife has a delusional personality disorder. Please note, the mental conditions are tossed around the characters like its a ball or something. Up there, Sanchi confides in Gul that Yatharth is having an affair with his psychiatrist Vidya and he wants to prove that she is mad. The rest of the story is based how the events unfold and who is really the culprit.
I watched this movie only coz of Madhavan and Darshan Kumaar whose acting was not really commendable. Despite being great actors, their role and the way it is executed makes them look like clowns. Aparshakti was way better than everyone.
I think actors should really read the script before making such movies. This movie is worse than Brahmastra. In this movie, a plot is twisted so much that it loses meaning in the end. I couldnt connect with any of the characters. The background or the past was not explained correctly or shown well. T series must just stick to making below standard music videos.
Dialogues were also pathetic in some places. The scene where a police helps a terrorist escape just shows how cheap this moviemaker thinks the police force are.
Huge disappointment!
