aditya vaidya

Except the look and feel(owing to its production design and cinematography) everything else falls flat here.

Suffused with heartwarming events in this wee 20 minutes episodes,this series is an exploration and discovery of the self....striking but simple in narrative,nihilistic but delicate in its screenplay...that all we want is freedom from bondage yet we yearn for a shelter in the storm,a shoulder to rest one's head,someone to watch one's back... This one manages to say a lot without saying much.

The film is simple and heartwarming and has a unique premise. Though it could have been something different, something unconventional as it showed some promise initially...but ends up being the same old story that you have seen many times before. The execution is good,the acting is good and has a few feel-good moments but owing to its worn out story and little creativity,it isn't that memorable overall.

Marred only by incessant songs, pointless flashbacks and hallucinations and a hurried climax,this is a taut thriller that does manage to flummox you till the end;you know it can't be the obvious but then what is it? The build up is solid,the atmosphere is morbid and the morgue scenes are ghastly and claustrophobic.The tension is real and there is an air of mystery about 'the body':we don't know whether it's a ghost or a corpse or something else.And this is exactly what works in favour of the film-a thriller that actually gives you the 'thrills.