Qaid: No Wayyy Out

Qaid presents a very unique perspective on domestic violence and shows how men can be victim too. Mohinder and Tai Khan with their performances portrayed their characters beautifully. The movie may feel slow at the beginning but what a turn it takes! Kudos to the makers for choosing such a bold and unique perspective on domestic violence. Sonia W Kohli in her directorial debut did an excellent job. The movie is well-written by her too. The film will keep you hooked till the climax. The background score and songs go well with the film.

Not only direction and writing, but the movie also excels in terms of performance. The viewers will witness two very new but refined actors at their best.

Other actors played their part brilliantly and managed to leave an impact as well.

Direction 5/5 Acting 5/5 Music 5/5 Story 5/5.

"Qaid - No Way Out" is an absolute masterpiece that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. The film's overall impact lies in its tight, suspenseful narrative that blends drama and tension perfectly. Every twist is unpredictable, and the storyline keeps you hooked, making it a must-watch for anyone who loves thrillers with depth.

The cast's performance is outstanding. Each actor brings intensity and emotion to their role, particularly the lead, who delivers a nuanced portrayal of a character trapped in a no-win situation. The supporting cast also adds layers to the plot, enhancing the film's gripping atmosphere.

Qaid...no way out is a superb film!!!...For a film with a gay story line and absolutely shocking violence, is surprising to know, that it has a female director ......The direction by Sonia is first rate.!....The main leads Mohinder Kholi and Tai Khan are terrific!!!...The film depicts the domestic violence that we all have seen or heard about near us but failed to address..The film addresses that domestic violence in a brutal way!!!...They could have edited out some of the long scenes of other character artistes which prolonged the film..The film could have been a bit crisper..but otherwise it kept you tied to the story pretty well! .. On the whole a fantastic film...!!!

Qaid is a spine chilling movie and an absolute eye opener. Ofcourse I have seen and heard domestic violence in my life. Wives getting bitten up by husbands and what not but I never ever thought a man can suffer the same way.

Jigar leaving his country in attempt of a better life but one can not even imagine that he would face the same brutality that his mother has been suffering all her life. The only difference is his culprit is his own boyfriend Mihir.

Where Mohinder Kohli has played Jigar's part miraculously, Tai Khan's performance will make audience hate Mihir it's that powerful. The story's past and present run in parallel making the story even more engaging and generates curiosity.

Overall the way story shows domestic violence is spine chilling.

Highly recommended.

The film is actually quiet good in fact carries a very powerful concept. I have seen many domestic violence movies but this is something new to be honest. Domestic violence in a gay couple.

Women telling women stories are granted to be taken a good movie but a women telling a story that shows brutal action and at the same time touches on vulnerable side of men too is what got me hooked to it. This writer has caught the nerve of domestic violence brilliantly. Both actors are good. They gain your pity, love and hate too. Film is gripping, thrilling, edgy however the beginning is slow. The songs are lovely but very frequent in the beginning. Could have been little crispier but overall it's worth a watch that delivers a powerful message.