iluvtaylor

Painful cinema experience. The plots are virtually nonexistent, with characters wandering aimlessly through scenes that barely connect and lagging thru out...... The dialogue feels like a first draft, filled with no sense and awkward pauses. Editing is chaotic, with scenes cutting abruptly, leaving the audience disoriented and poor color grading. There's no emotional investment, no narrative cohesion, and no reason to care. A true test of patience, it's a film best left unwatched. This is a testament to the bad taste of audience and the lost artistic and creativity of today's movie makers.....

Feeling sad and sympathetic for Bollywood. No clue on how to make an original cinema and lacking thinking power to come out of with original scripts or ideas. So simply copying the others in desperation rooted out of the vacant upstairs.

This is famous Japanese crime thriller novel which inspired the idea of Drishyam movie in Malayalam. (Just inspired, the story is completely different). Bollywood on the other hand copied the Drishyam movie and remade. Then now they copy and remake this novel as well. Lmfao, so sad my friend. Your industry has become a joke. They even changed the movie script line a little bit to try to make it innovative and ended up only getting worse lmfao you fail Bollywood.

What was this? ....... I don't understand how this is a movie... This is worse than short movies in YouTube....this is worse than documentaries... First of all learn how to hold a camera... If you don't know how to hold a camera, what you can do is to put on a stand and record for steadyness... Secondly what's all this cringe conversations.....is this train of cringe to extend the movie length backed by the excuse "realistic" conversations???? And who are all this expressionless people in front of camera??? Are they actors??? Or paid baffoons...and lastly how come this has 6.6/10 review???? Did you pay it off as well? What a joke of a "movie" man ....