What do you expect from a filmmaker in an era of films with a realistic touch? A sensible, easily digestible screenplay with a touch of reality in actions, of course. But it's not the case here. The female protagonist, who is wincing with pain a little earlier owing to a bullet wound in the soft flesh of her stomach and is not even able to move properly, gets suddenly fit and agile to combat a gang of terrorists and even rides a motorcycle. Only a filmaker who has been smoking weed all day can think of such supernatural transformation of his film characters.
It is a loose loose loose screenplay with very little brain applied while writing it. Parineeti looks unconvincing as a RAAW agent and her act is superficial at times. Harrdy Sandhu plays his role well, and so do Rajit Kapoor, Sharad Kelkar and Dibyendu.
The compositions and music is below average. The director could have used the great locations in Turkey to a better effect, had he thought of working hard on the music part.
It is a loose loose loose screenplay with very little brain applied while writing it. Parineeti looks unconvincing as a RAAW agent and her act is superficial at times. Harrdy Sandhu plays his role well, and so do Rajit Kapoor, Sharad Kelkar and Dibyendu.
The compositions and music is below average. The director could have used the great locations in Turkey to a better effect, had he thought of working hard on the music part.
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