Jeet Borooah

This is more like a documentary, showing the environment of humans and animals as it is, with some in sync and others in conflict. Vidya's character is also realistic: most often, demonstrating commitment to duty gets one transferred.

A movie like this should be watched without judgement, with suspension of disbelief. It requires patience to get through the beginning which is not engaging. The pace picks up just before the interval and thereafter it becomes watchable as the dynamics between the primary characters increases in intensity. The end, unfortunately, winds down again to a predictable climax. One time watch, if you are willing to shut down your mind and just enjoy.

I hate horror movies. I was forced to see this with my wife and had planned to sleep through most of it. Despite this, such was the script, dialogue and acting that I actually enjoyed it! There were slow spots, particularly after the heroine reveals her identity, yet, on the whole, the actors were riveting.