Safal Shrestha

This is the best movie compared to it's original French version or the English remake. They just took the theme from the original movie and made a completely new movie out of it. Kudos to the Director and his entire crew. The screenplay, newly introduced characters, dialogue everything is fantastic. Anil Kapoor's character is a great addition to the movie. The last piece of scene "....of showing Anil Kapoor typing" was unnecessary though (just my personal opinion). I recommend you watch the movie at least once. You won't be disappointed even if you watched the French or the English versions already.only have 1 question for the director which is really bothering me. How can an elevator going down from 11th floor to Ground floor can go back up again if someone boards from 2nd floor? The detective intervenes their elevator at level 2 in the hospital scene while they were going down yet madam heroine manages to send the elevator back again to level 13 and the detective manages to stop it again at level 3. Kudos! The police chasing them was even funnier, so they have no pictures of the suspect and identifications, including the officer trying to solve the double murder case had never seen Savi yet all of them are shown running like headless chickens in a city full of Indian diaspora yet they are the only two Indians running around. This movie should be watched with your brain switched off.An off shoot of prison break, one might say. The premise of the movie may be old but the treatment is engaging and entertaining enough to warrant a watch. A shout out to Anil Kapoor, Divya Khosla and Harshwardhan Rane, who give a great performance. The suspense keeps you glued till the end. There are minor errors in the script, keeping in mind that it’s a suspense thriller, but one can ignore them. After watching several films where the culprit roams around freely in hospitals, jeopardizing the lives of victims, I guess it’s time that hospital security is beefed up considerably.

Review by Safal -exciting -thrilling -sweet sweet revenge This movie wow let me first say huge props to dev Patel for creating his own movie and bringing it to the big screen and to Jordan peele for making this happen as well . This movie is like a breathe of fresh air from all the generic cash grab movies are putting out nowadays, the story is so original and they really hook you into this movie that was once an idea. The movie does a really good job with pacing doesn’t feel like a 2 hour plus movie unlike other movies I’ve seen it’s more like when will this movie end. The action in this movie is phenomenal I’m huge sucker for good choreography and bloody flicks some of the sequences have you to the point where you CANT take your eyes off of the screen. Now my favorite part the cinematography was amazing some shots were made up that I couldn’t even think of considering I took a film making class in highschool, the color gradients and depth in each shots are astounding just goes to show that cinema is not dead people like me really have a thing for beautiful shots also considering this is dev Patel his directorial debut is amazing!! If you want to watch a new movie that isn’t like every other movie go for it and bring a blanket cause it’s a long ride :)recall a much younger version of myself thinking if there would ever be a revenge/ payback film as good as John Wick. This was clearly after the first instalment of the series. This only lasted until I watched "Old Boy" for the first time. Since then there has been a huge growth in that category and an influx of films. I still believe John Wick the OG is phenomenal and hold it as a benchmark in the genre, but occasionally films come up that surprise me. "Nobody" with Bob Odenkirk was one, and now I i can confidently say that Monkey man is another. In fact I think Monkey Man has created a subset of the genre .