Rudra_Pulse

I went to see this movie without even watching it's trailer just for a Sunday entertainment. But this turn out to be one of the fantastic thriller with exceptional story which I haven't seen in so many years.

The twist towards the end was 100% unpredictable, and the director packed with more twist even till the last minute which shows his brilliance.

The plot may look unnatural, but at the same time it is even unheard also gripping the audience till the end of the movie.

To put in short, this is not the usual crime thriller type of movies which you would be watching since a long time.

There are few loose ends towards the beginning of the movie, but the movie is purely worth watching.

Went to see Marco when the teaser had already made me add this to my wishlist and wanna check whether it's just a hype or real fire.

To be Frank it's, 100% commitment to the Violent Genre as shown in the teaser, the entire Movie itself did justice for the same. And hence don't search for a descriptive story or suspense mode here; you will be disappointed if so as this package is totally different!!

Coupled along with the stunning BGM, it took the audience to the next level of entertainment making the theatre experience unsubtle undoubtedly superb!

And as a last note, this movie is definitely not recommended for weak hearts!!

Before digging in to the core, let's share the positive side of the movie. The location (the flat) is well lit and not a single frame is out of order. The camera angles and visualisation attempt are very well done. It's gives the very feeling like we , the viewer is in the very place throughout the movie.

Lal has done almost a good job as a single actor before the camera with just voice support of other artist to carry on. But still on few scenes the usage of strong bgm doesn't fits the scenario. And it resulted in a way like over reacting with philosophical dialogues also which adds to the mess.

Now for the plot, the movie's length is pretty high, should have wrapped it under 90 minutes before the viewers start feeling bored.

A few scenes are much like repeated and felt like it's been shown again For example the familiar Corona announcement before each phone call is practically familiar to everyone, but it's beg forced to be in frame every single time.

Not sure whether how many even fans too will watch and enjoy this movie, in the way out was meant to be enjoyed. In short it was meant to be good work, but failed in execution miserably with the just the climax to relish.

The movie should have given justice to the audience the same thrilling experience they have gifted in the last few minutes before the curtain fall. Luckily i watched in OTT than in big screen.