Amir Ahmed – Google

Visfot is racy but with weak storyline. Fardeen Khan is supposedly friendly with a crook who, upon seeing the police, leaves his jacket with Fardeen and tells him to keep it safe Fardeen protests but it so weak that it is No protest. Fardeen goes home but doesn't check the jacket. And while he is away a fire breaks out and the jacket mysteriously disappears. The crook who owns the jacket turns nasty. And the story proceeds from there.

The film starts well and captures the interest of the viewer. Finally the culprit is traced. Madam Inspector goes to arrest him with about 20 armed policemen. While all are looking here and there..she finds him when she is alone. She points a pistol at him but he gives her a push and escapes. No attempt is made to chase him. All 20 of them waste about 15 minutes looking at his den and tools. That's where any viewer would lose interest and so did I.

With great difficulty, could watch barely half an hour. It has such stupidities that am amazed that the film was successful. An 18 year old girl takes a packet of biscuits from a stranger and nobody sees. The biscuits have some thing which gives the guy Madhavan power over her. When he walks in the farmhouse the parents are surprised but they immediately leave the room but let this 18 year old girl wearing shorts chat with him. It is not horror. Just stupid and irritating. Watch at your risk

Well meaning but childishly made. The bad guys choose to kill the chief poacher Raaz but take no steps to harm the Always Angry Maya although she stays alone with a widow mother and no security. When the politician Peradi is arrested...his driver is in the other vehicle and would have seen his boss getting " kidnapped" but seemingly did nothing. Alan coolly leaves a wedding, arrests a crook...and is back at the wedding looking as relaxed as Bollywood villain Ajit. But the narrative is racy and the photography good