Suhas

Worst movie, absolutely pathetic. Don't fall for the paid reviews which says otherwise. 1. Cinematography is miserable. Please get a good quality DSLR gimble to avoid camera shakes that is clearly evident that some cameraman is walking behind or in front of characters. Many a times camera frame was meaninglessly getting into character's mono-expression face, legs, ass, hair. 2. In a dark place who the hell holds lamp near their face? You have to hold it away from your face to see things else the lamp light will blind you out. But if you hold it away from face then how will those priceless mono expressive face be captured, right? That's what cinematographer should figure out!! 3. There were so many places where a scare could've been added but on one occasion nearly 18 mins of this painstakingly slow as $&%* movie were spent on that mentally sick guy looking for his brother saying "Bhai". Literally in those 18 minutes you can only see that mono expressive face saying "Bhai". Arey zor se chilla @$$#@## bhai ko bula raha hai apni GF ko nahi from beneath her balcony. 4. Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Bhai.. Bhai.... Bhai....Shyam....Shyam...Shyam...Bhai....Bhai. This covered nearly 70% of the movie so I had put it here. 5. Body language of actors was so awkward that just didn't felt that they're brothers. 6. The mentally sick guy appears to be running away from Dhansukh Bhavan after seeing his elder brother's body and then stumbles on his other brother's car which was only few meters away from Dhansukh Bhavan and he wasn't shown shocked to know he was running in circles. Too tired now to list out other nonsensical incidents in the movie. You guys can do better and will do better. Just don't be under impression that this was a satisfying or even creative project.