The Heist

This film strikes a good balance between thrill and drama. The heist scenes are thrilling, and the suspense keeps you hooked throughout. The stunning landscapes of Mauritius are a real treat for the eyes, adding a refreshing vibe to the tense storyline. The storyline is interesting, even though it follows the typical heist movie formula, some of the twists are a bit predictable. Nad Sham as Neel is effortlessly cool, and his chemistry with the lead, Ananya, is one of the film's highlights. Siddhant Kapoor does well as the villain, though his character feels a bit stereotypical. Overall, it's a fun watch.

From the moment Ex-FATF Agent meets Neel on the Dark Web, you know you're in for an action-packed adventure. The plot is engaging, filled with twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. Nad Sham, making his debut as Neel, delivers an outstanding performance. His portrayal of a cunning and charismatic con artist is both convincing and compelling, making him a standout. Siddhant Kapoor, playing the ruthless Viren Shah, channels his inner Shakti Kapoor, adding an intense and menacing vibe to the villain. The scenes shot in Mauritius are breathtaking, adding to the movie's overall appeal.

This film delivers solid entertainment value with its engaging heist story and thrilling suspense sequences. The breathtaking landscapes of Mauritius greatly enhance the visual appeal. However, the characters are somewhat stereotypical, and the plot twists can be seen coming. It's a worthwhile choice if you enjoy stunning cinematography paired with action.

The editing keeps a brisk pace, ensuring the audience remains engrossed in the suspense. The supporting cast adds humor and tension, enriching the storyline. Themes of loyalty and betrayal are explored effectively, even if some plot points are predictable. Overall, it's a good option for a laid-back movie night.

These Cop works with con artist to take down a billionaire villain plot is very old and thousands of movie came with same story.

Many scenes are very horrible, the casts are not well trained to act. Bollywood can't be separated with a Item Dance. They make the world to think the north indian audience came to movie expecting atleast one item dance with glamor girls. I guess the directors are sick not the audience.

Story is interesting and have good unexpected twists. But many of the scenes are taken without logic.

It's always laughable that a hacker in every team who can easily hack any system like cake walk. These guys has no idea about Firewall, Network security and fooling people that these are hackable easily.

Also they show very clean air/ventilation ducts as in they are cleaned by the cleaning staff every day. (Sigh) Can't waste my time and your time listing these silly mistakes. But you can watch this movie once with remote in hand.

Watched this movie at Fun Republic cinema and the plot is filled with unexpected twists, especially when they found out that the money is not inside Shah suite but hidden somewhere inside the resort. Nad Sham's performance as Neel is outstanding. Siddhant Kapoor, as Shah, brings a formidable presence to the screen. The soundtrack complements the story beautifully, enhancing the emotional and dramatic moments. The confrontation between Shah and Neel at climax is a standout scene. The direction is nice in second half of the movie, making this movie overall a gripping watch. The songs are really good and add to the overall atmosphere of the movie.