Omerta

Direction:

Hansal Mehta is famous for directing some out of the box concept e.g. Shahid, City lights and Aligarh . This time he picked up crime drama which is full of Jihad and series of terrorist attacks. He has tried to pull trivial details in the every scene.

Performance:

Rajkumarrao has steal the show with other star cast of the movie. He is totally get into character of terrorist Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh. Good supporting role played by Rajesh Tailang and Rupinder Nagra.

Script:

Mukul Dev was working on script since 2005 but documentation was not complete due to lack of proper internet speed. Now they come up with real footage of terrorist attacks and proper documentations. It lacks two things : How Omar got addicted to Jihad. second sudden Ending of this terror saga.

Cinematography:

Anuj Rakesh Dhawan has brilliantly capture real locations across London and Punjab, Old Delhi, parts of Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh in India.



Box-office:

Total cost of the movie is 18 crores and First day it collected only 1 crore. So it seems that this movie will failed to recover budget of this movie.

Last Words:

If you are fan of Hansal Mehta's film making then come to cinema hall to watch different treatment.

When there is Hansal Mehta on Director's Chair and Rajkumar Rao is in lead role, then what more do you want other than watch it. This is fully a Rajkumar Rao Show. Rao completely transformed himself into Omar Saeed Sheikh.

Technical Departments should also be praised as well. It's editing, lightening and of course BGM, there's some scenes where only BGM and Rao's expression does it all.

WATCH THIS FOR EXCEPTIONAL RAJKUMAR.

Available on Zee5.

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I had higher expectations maybe from Hansal Mehta and Rajkumar Rao. The movie is basically a character study. Even though people might take it and use it in the wrong sense, but such movies too need to be made. Rajkumar rao was good, maybe a bit less intense than i expected. The british accent was very inconsistent and poor, and that i something which is important in this film.

One of the very few movies that make you fall in love with the art of story telling. A perfect blend of natural acting, cinematography, music and showcase of real incidents doing complete justice to the main plot.

Rajkummar Rao breathes into the character of Omar Saeed Sheikh and the best part about it is that it looks like the combination of two movies namely 'A Mighty Heart' and the director Hansal Mehta's very-own 'Shahid' which featured Rajkummar Rao himself. The plot keeps you hooked and there is an unpredictable pace during the Daniel Pearl kidnapping which kept me hooked and petrified. This movie is must watch for those who are bored of masala-potboilers and overrated movies.