Arijit Bhattacharyya

Finally a movie worth watching in 2021. They say great performances are always secured outside your comfort zone and what a way to wound up 2021 for Kartik Aryan, by way of delivering his career best till date. The film has a grip over you all throughout the 2 hours runtime. Although, I would have wanted a different ending but the song in the end sums up pretty much what the protagonist was feeling. Bringing such a complex character like Arjun Pathak to life would have been very challenging considering you have just a studio and some ear pieces as props. Though this is a remake of a Korean thriller, I could see ample shades of Jake Gyllenhaal's "The Guilty" in building Arjun Pathak's character. The whole narrative starts with a bang and the music score kept pumping the adrenaline. The start of the film was a beautiful contrast to the narrative. With a limited screen time, Mrunal Thakur delivers with her sincere dialogue delivery and her expressions. On the whole the plot and the narrative is the hero here. May we get to witness more such films.

Have always been a fan of Amanda Seyfried and her choice of starring in diabolically different roles and departing from the usual and unique movies, so when I saw her casting in this movie, picked it up and boy oh boy, she, enzo, Kevin Costner's voice and the storyline just created magic. This will remain one of the best movies ever created. There were many places where I choked, Enzo's evaluation of Eve, his knowing of Eve's illness, his constant kinship with Denny and his return as human enzo (spoiler alert).

This movie shows what its required to be a winning team. Ability to look beyond boundaries, vision and sheer grit. Compelling watch!!

A well documented legal drama with a contemporary issue, powerful script and stellar performances from the star cast makes this a compelling legal thriller to watch on the lines of Hollywood dramas of the likes of "A few good men" and "Philadelphia". Puts across a clear message "No means no".