The background music tries hard to create spook and fails. Randeep a little less than Sara, because of Sara's drone-like dialogue delivery. Randeep Hooda and Sara Loren carry typical plastic expressions I associate with this genre of horror/thrillers produced.
I just hope she gets a role soon, that can use the talent she seems to have. And you are more likely than not going to guess right.Īditi Rao Hydari's performance too makes things engaging. Not necessarily because you are a step ahead of the makers or have seen it before, but because you are given that extra thirty seconds to guess what will happen next. Here, you should be warned that even the events of the last half hour are a tad predictable. The question then is whether or not you can forgive the time spent in getting there. These opportunities are utilized well too. A lot of test-of-character is bound to occur. When, the real mystery is unveiled, you sit up. There is an air of mystery but as an experienced audience you have an inkling it's misleading. Given the number of things to cause mistrust the love should've have fallen apart a couple of days into the relationship.Īnyway, so, much-too-much love happens in South Africa, Goa, Mumbai and I'm sure a few other exotic locations.
You don't know why one has fallen in love with another or why stays in love either. Just way too much time is spent on establishing a flaky love affair. Milliblog - " Vishesh Films perhaps needs a relook at their musical strategy." I think it'll be a success if the film matches up even that.ĭunkdaft - "doesn't offer anything new and noticeworthy" Interestingly, the music has had extreme reactions from reviewers. I am assuming he's not going to be that bad after all and this is just the makers' way of getting us to believe that he's the villain. Randeep Hooda does do the sinister look alright here but it is too in the face. But, then again Murder 2 was horrifying mainly because of Prashant Narayanan's performance. In fact, after Murder 2, it wouldn't have been surprising if Murder 3 took horror to the next level. A very typical B-grade horror movie feel. It's not because of the 'Murder' franchise, as it is because of the look and feel that the trailer carries. No one is expecting anything new out of this one from the Bhatt camp, is there? Same old combination of a few steamy scenes, a photographer/artist protagonist, and some fake spook.
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