Chandra kumar Javalkar

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Ridiculous movie. Silly and highly incomprehensible plot. Except for Prajakta Mali, who's put sincere efforts in her acting, acting of everybody else is very average. Very poor writing. Prajakta's role too unfortunately, is terribly inadequately fleshed. How an interior designer, architect or the likes, who has moved to London seemingly fairly recently, has so much clout in a foreign country is beyond comprehension. Without giving spoilers away, I can only say, it's unfathomable that you can fool around with police or police artefacts, let alone in London. An avid fan of Prajakta Mali and Hasya Jatra(MHJ), I went in with high expectations (blame me for this??) and came out of the theatre hollow and disappointed 😔 I had to console myself and satiate my comic appetite by repeat watching some of the MHJ episodes. Such classic that MHJ is, even it's worst skit is a 100 times better than this movie.

A taut thriller enabled with good performances, dialogues and bg score. The minuses to name a few, the heroine's role could've been meatier, the runtime could've been lesser by some 10 mins..few too convenient coincidences.. notwithstanding, it was a very enjoyable whodunit..a minor point although to appreciate..but it is nice to see the stereotype in Indian movies being broken here where traditionally the monopoly of wit and intelligence is with the protagonist and all his associates are reduced to dimwits and merely being there for so-called comic relief.Here the hero's associate also has a contribution in helping to crack the case, however comical he is.

It was a decent one-time watch. The performances were very natural especially Rajesh Nataranga, Prakash Belawadi, Raghu Mukherjee, Avinash. The screenplay, although aims to unfold at a relaxed pace, tends to get pretty slow at times. I liked the climax, even though the stories could have been more meaty and woven up with much more coherence vis-a-vis the point it was trying to convey. All in all, it is far more watchable as compared to those big-ticket films, that pass off, cacophony, over-the-top gallery-appealing dialogues, loose and pedestrian language, silly jokes, as entertainment. My rating: 3/5