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• Great Acting

-Beautiful Cinematography -Mysterious and exciting plot

A great thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. Surprising twists make you question everything you initially believed. A must see.

A gripping tale on the perils of mixing professional and personal life. Keeps you riveted throughout.

Boring and not even mediocre. Poor result from every angle. I was under the impression that this would be an outcome of a bunch of clueless first Semester Film school students. If so, my advice to them: "guys, movie industry is not for you!"

A decent watch, not something I would normally watch. But I am glad I did . Well scripted , the glamorous world and the vengeance connected with that and the traumatic experience caused by the bruises of love are explicited.kudos to Next productions👍👏🏼👏🏼👌

Nice try, but far from any cigar.

First, 20 minutes into the movie any buff will see the plot a mile away. Secondly, though you try giving a chance, the sad sack directing and poor acting make that exceedingly difficult. That's only compounded by over-shot scenes which clearly needed editing.

The end result was a predictable story with little pace and boring acting, sans Thomas Joseph O'Neill who seems to have real talent. Kathi Selvakumar's hapless inexperience as a director was as much on display as Raji Nair's as a writer. Same for Carroll Chiramel's editing which might be OK for film shorts but not yet ready for prime time cinema.

If you're 15 and haven't seen a ton of movies, you'll probably like this one. But if you're anything close to a movie buff, don't be fooled by the fancy (but meaningless) title, slick artwork, suspensful-sounding description or Canadian production. Otherwise, have several cocktails ready for the pain and your smartphone nearby for distraction.