Release date- 27th May 2016
One Word which describes the film- Enthralling
Best Dialogue- 'Wahan ghar ke bahar jane mai dar lagta tha, Yahan ghar ke andar dar lagta hai.'
Genre- Psychological Thriller
Music-Daniel George,
Background Score: Karan Gaur
Background Score: Karan Gaur
Producer- Sunil Lulla, Viki Rajani
Story- Pavan Kirpalani, Pooja Ladha Surti, Arun Sukumar
Direction-Pawan Kripalani
Budget- 7-8 Crores approximately including P & A
Mehak, an artist, meets with an unfortunate mishap that traumatizes her and she develops agoraphobia, a phobia where the individual is paranoid about being in public places.
It's a gripping and intriguing thriller that succeeds to captivate the audiences, thanks to a well written screenplay, competent direction and excellent acting by Radhika Apte.
The director has created a good balance between fear, humor and drama. Just when you think the plot is getting eerie, a new character enters the plot and you get time to take a deep breath and relax. There are no loose ends in the story and by the climax the director successfully manages to inter link all the scenes.
This is surely Radhika's best performance till date. Her character has different shades and she manages to transform from one shade to another with great ease.
The best thing about the film is that just when you think you have figured it all, there is a sudden twist, followed by more thrill and drama. It's mostly shot in a flat but by using different camera angles the director has made the most of the limited locations.
The background score helps in heightening the mystery and fear.
Mehak, an artist, meets with an unfortunate mishap that traumatizes her and she develops agoraphobia, a phobia where the individual is paranoid about being in public places.
It's a gripping and intriguing thriller that succeeds to captivate the audiences, thanks to a well written screenplay, competent direction and excellent acting by Radhika Apte.
The director has created a good balance between fear, humor and drama. Just when you think the plot is getting eerie, a new character enters the plot and you get time to take a deep breath and relax. There are no loose ends in the story and by the climax the director successfully manages to inter link all the scenes.
This is surely Radhika's best performance till date. Her character has different shades and she manages to transform from one shade to another with great ease.
The best thing about the film is that just when you think you have figured it all, there is a sudden twist, followed by more thrill and drama. It's mostly shot in a flat but by using different camera angles the director has made the most of the limited locations.
The background score helps in heightening the mystery and fear.
In a line, with an interesting plot, unpredictable twists and turns and a climax that sums up the full story, the film provides enough thrill to keep you rooted to your seats.
Good one time watch for those who love this genre.
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