Sadia Nowrin

An example of ingredients packed recipe getting wasted due to quality! Even if we keep the full misogyny packed delivery aside, I don't see any storyline. Only a tedious long pretentious slasher episode without any plot or adequate goal or even any good climax. We've plenty of larger than life heroes in previous with whom we can connect, have adrenaline rush seeing their appearances, with their defeats-sorrows-resurrections. Here, we failed to connect with the hero. The movie has failed to left any impact on the audience let alone positive or negative and has become a poor piece of entertainment. A perfect example of how a bunch of good casts and their cumulative efforts can go in vain to a plan less plot. A valid questions has been raised about director's perspective on women's rights, position in society and their sexualities.

A mere affection for the romantic portrayal of two characters, or a side effect of blind worship of visually pleasing beauty that overshadows the Significant others? In the movie "12th Fail," the character Shraddha played a prominent role in Manoj's journey to become an IPS officer. However, there is a tendency in audiences to over glorifying her character to the extent that the motivational aspect becomes excessively Shraddha-centric while overshadowing other equally or even more influential characters, such as Gauri Bhaiya, Manoj's hardworking mother, his supportive siblings, his honest from core father, his friend Panditya, and the DSP officer who initially enlightened Manoj to set his goal. Lastly, Manoj's grandmother, serving as a core emotional catalyst, played a pivotal role in prompting Manoj to restart.