Anirban Bhattacharya

A Well-Woven Gripping Thriller with Stellar Performances Set against the backdrop of a quaint mahalla in a middle-class neighborhood, this tightly-knit thriller masterfully delivers suspense and entertainment. The story begins with Manuel (Basil) returning to his mother's home, where his mysterious demeanor quickly raises questions. Priya (Nazriya), a curious neighbor, becomes intrigued by the peculiar events surrounding Manuel’s family. Her sharp observational (Sookshma Darshini) skills, coupled with the support of other nosy yet endearing neighbors, drive the narrative forward. The screenplay cleverly keeps the audience on edge, offering numerous moments of skepticism and drawing viewers into a captivating “guess-the-fact” game. As the story progresses, the suspense deepens with every passing minute, culminating in an unexpected twist that stuns the audience. This crime thriller balances edge-of-the-seat tension with a lighter, entertaining narrative style, keeping viewers engaged and at ease. The lush green surroundings and picturesque villa-like houses enhance the film's visual appeal, adding charm to the gripping storyline. Nazriya delivers a scintillating performance, bringing Priya’s curiosity and determination to life. Basil matches her brilliance with his extraordinary portrayal of the enigmatic Manuel. The supporting cast also shines, contributing flawlessly to the film’s overall charm and impact. A masterfully crafted, captivating film that is as visually delightful as it is thrilling! Must watch movie.

One of the best movie I have ever. The movie depicts a great research work of the director on the life and the struggle of dwarfs. The deep sentiment of these physically disabled people is reaped with subtleties which makes the film a classic one. The nonactors became the super star here. Also the background score hits directly into the heart of the viewers.