Dhokha: Round D Corner

A mentally unstable woman who is alone in the apartment stumbles accidentally upon the terrorist who wants to negotiate with the government. All character have grey past. The story is intriguing no. Well, the script , the dialogues and the acting is a big let down.

When Aparshakti, madhavan are limited to cringy and clumsy dialogues you sometime feel like "what a waste of pool of talents " . The script has so many plotholes that you keep on wondering "why the hell is this happening ?" In this movie.

Climax is so hurriedly created that you won't believe that what the creators are trying to show you.

What a waste of my weekend.

No thrill or suspense about the movie. From the very start it went down the slope. The whole idea around the story was quite predictable and the follow ups was also not up to the mark.

If someone doesn't have any movies to watch for - they can give it a try. However would recommend not to go for it.

The biggest disappointment was the role of Aparshakti Khurana - someone with a natural accent would have done a better role for Gul, as throughout the movie, it seemed like overacting and even the dialogues was mundane.

The actress is without doubt the shining light in the movie.

Wouldn't recommend to watch.

The most stupid movie I've even. It is beyond me how people are writing 600 words reviews appreciating this lame and senseless movie.

I wonder what was the director thinking when he decided to make this movie. Total waste of Madhvan's talent. The heroine at times is looking like Sri Devi - the 53 yr old version... I don't see why the heroine was dressed so seductively that also in the morning.

There was a continuity isues as well. My advice would be don't waste your time this lame senseless film. It has been marketed as a suspense thriller however their is neither any suspense nor thrill in this stupid movie.

I am very surprised to see so much positive reviews and high rating for such a useless and waste movie on the name of a crime-thriller. There is no suspense or thrill in the movie. From the beginning of the movie there are two versions of the story being depicted and in the climax one version shown to be true. Difficult to believe that such a fine actor like R. Madavan choose this kind of movie.

Story and screenplay is very weak. The only takeaways are Madhavan's performance and the beauty of the actress but still these things were not able to lift the movie. I suggest others not to waste their time on this pathetic movie.

The film did have potential, the script had not one but numerous opportunities to encash the positives, but it couldn't, or should I rather say it did not want to. The anecdote in itself was not half bad, as can be noticed in the last act, where the film seeks redemption but alas! It was already too late.

It would have easily been a decent, serviceable movie, but what made it poorer was its inferior screenplay and an even weaker direction. As well as the lousy, over-the-top performances. I never would have imagined that I will have to see a talented man like R. Madhavan delivering one of if not the worst acts to date.

Quite similar remarks apply to both Aparshakti Khurana and Darshan Kumar as well. I refrain from criticizing Khushali though because it is her debut role and I strongly believe in giving chances, thus, we will have to wait and see her in at least one more work to come to any sort of judgment (in respect of her capacity as an actor).

But the names that I mentioned before are in the industry for years, thus their performances should be criticized accordingly.