Abhishek Mondal

Jack of all, master of few... I cannot, in good conscience, knock the film, with the constant barrage of obstacles it has faced from the shooting stage to the distribution, but I feel that the final product is a hodge podge of a few threads, any one of which could have made an engaging plot thread. Perhaps, it is the result of the constant knocking the makers have got, that unfortunately show in the film, I don't know. I watched the film twice, and both times felt the overall narrative was disjointed. Perhaps it would have been more coherent if some of the characters were removed altogether, as the first half hour introduces so many characters, that it becomes a disjointed mess. There are some great lines though, but the constant laugh track and cartoonish sounds were a bit annoying.

A very competent film, but I was left wondering if the film maker added the abduction plot point to sell the film, because, that bit was so out of the left field from the first half. I honestly thought this was going to be a contained film about the family within their house. That film, of the father and son and wife was far more compelling than the rest.