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Hansal Mehta has crafted this story to utmost perfection. The Dialogues are so impressive yet effortless that you are hooked to the episodes one after the other. Pratik Gandhi is already a star, flawless performance by him playing Harshad Mehta. That's the name he will be referred by for quite a while now. The supporting cast has done wonders to the outcome of the show, each one leaving its mark on the screen. Rajat Kapoor hats off to your superb work in the last two episodes. Finally, if you miss this show, you will be missing out on something great.

It works on the same lines as of TVF Tripling, those who haven't watched the show might like the movie. the events taking place in the movie are so much like how it happens in the show there is barely any difference. I also got a bit annoyed with how unnecessary events were been put up in the story just to drag the road trip. Also how casually the story went about the deaths in the family, it was just done to make it look offbeat but it didn't come across as one. Dalquer did a good job but he could have chosen a better film as a first one in Bollywood. However Irfan is the one who makes this movie watchable, he is just too good of an actor.

Just came across this movie while randomly surfing on IMDB. I was so captivated by the film just a few minutes into it. The movie impressed me with its strange plot and way it is told, I mean the storytelling is really good and fresh in its own way. The two main characters are offbeat and amazingly performed by Anya and Olivia, the credit of which also goes to the director. What really led me into writing a review is because I want more of such film to come out. Also you need much conviction to write and direct such a script. Clearly its a great effort by Cory Finley.

PS: Watching it once is no harm, its a really good thriller and Olivia Cooke is superb.