Akshath Manikandan

It’s perhaps one of the best shows that I’ve ever watched. Episodes are well orchestrated and the jokers, do an absolutely astounding task in making people. They have fundamentally redefined the way such shows are made. This radical re alignment is nonetheless spawned by the unique and distinct concept that this show brings to the table. It has a separate fan base of its own and hence can seamlessly claim to be a league in its own right.

It is a horror classic for Hindi films. They could’ve done much more, with the expensive set up - but due to the lack of good direction...it turns to be an okay horror film. It is not bad , so all of you who want to watch it- go ahead. You’re in for a scare, but you need to watch it more than three times, to actually understand the story. The cast performances are good, while a few have over acted. Karan Kundra seems pretty good, in his debut. I personally liked the film, but feel that they could’ve done so much with this .......it cannot frogleap English films, but definitely sets a new precedent for Hindi horror films.

A film which is lush in appearance and star cast, but very malnourished in script and direction. SRK plays a dual role and gives full justice to it. Kareena too has done a great job. The place where Ra One fails, is a good story. It is absolutely baseless and meaningless. The direction is done in bits and scrambles, and makes the audience feel miserable after its screeentimw. The only saving grace of the film, are its thunderous song tracks and a lively performance exhibited by the lead cast, with a special mention to the dubious performance of Kareena. Although her chemistry with SRK, is not being given enough light, she does manage to save the film’s fragile story with her eccentricity of dance and diversity of emotions, making the sluggish film , a little more interesting to watch and enjoy. I give it 2/5.