saurabhshivalkar

The first half seems a bit dragging and screenplay seems a bit slow especially with setting up the storyline. A lot could be explained which is left unattended and a lot which could be skipped is unnecessarily added. With most of nikhil movies, unfortunately vfx has been a weak point but that's understandable due to low budget. Hero & his aide had more chemistry than the heroine.

Cinematography has been a pro aspect of the film and sound has been top notch. Can see a bit similarities between the approach between this film & the last film of hero. Production has been well organised from the looks of it. The core premise of the film is very little attended to and explained. Honestly, was expecting a bit more but little disappointed. Nonetheless, this spy thriller definitely can be enjoyed for a watch.

The film seems to have all aspects required for a treasure hut genre, however still it feels out of place for the most part. The characters are not defined very clearly and always seem to be out of place. A stronger antagonist would have been helpful for the film.

Aesthetically, the colours and cinematography look average for most of the parts except towards climax. All The actors try to elevate the film with their performances, however without a strong screenplay, it seems out of place. The story looses its pace back and forth and many characters are confusing without their clear explanation.

The sound score has no value and does not help the film at all. This can be a one time watch, however don't expect the same thrill as other treasure hunt movies.

This one has a well woven screenplay and keeps the characters relevant till the climax. Carefully shows the strengths and weaknesses of characters and backed with good performance. The film however lacks a little bit on cinematic aesthetics and background score. The film feels very simply shot and emphasised more on the actors.

Additionally, the art department has make it seem very believable and the costumes are also very good. Had the film had better colour scheme, it would have been aesthetically brilliant and appealing for the audience. The king and his subject outshine everyone in the film with their performances.