Dhokha: Round D Corner

I fail to understand why there is so much high ratings for a movie like this. I understand now that.when producer can spend 20 cr on this lousy movie they can always spend few lacs for farzi reviews and ratings. Generally in a thriller movie like this we expect lot of tense moments. There is. No thrill or tension. There is no chemistry between lead characters. Story is very week and not suitable for a suspense or thriller movie. You keep om watching the movie because you feel that it is a suspense thriller movie so you keep on waiting for the end to come. When the end comes you feel cheated. If you are fan of suspense thrillers than you must have watched better movies. Just to show a twist in the tale you can not make write childish and unbelievable stories.

Sameer lodaya

The movie is just timepass which you can really afford as it's a 100 rs week

After so much of thrill watching on ott it doesn't surprises you much and becomes very easy to judge the climax

The new girl in town khushali has stealth the show she looked gorgeous and have acted very well probably she was the best within all the others actors in the film aparshakti was also good

After some time you feel dragged as the story was rotating in same axis and then as usual they rush in climax

If you get to see in 100 rs it's worth or else wait for digital release..I hope Bollywood continues this 100 rs trend to drag people in theatres.

I am very surprised to see so much positive reviews and high rating for such a useless and waste movie on the name of a crime-thriller. There is no suspense or thrill in the movie. From the beginning of the movie there are two versions of the story being depicted and in the climax one version shown to be true. Difficult to believe that such a fine actor like R. Madavan choose this kind of movie.

Story and screenplay is very weak. The only takeaways are Madhavan's performance and the beauty of the actress but still these things were not able to lift the movie. I suggest others not to waste their time on this pathetic movie.

The film did have potential, the script had not one but numerous opportunities to encash the positives, but it couldn't, or should I rather say it did not want to. The anecdote in itself was not half bad, as can be noticed in the last act, where the film seeks redemption but alas! It was already too late.

It would have easily been a decent, serviceable movie, but what made it poorer was its inferior screenplay and an even weaker direction. As well as the lousy, over-the-top performances. I never would have imagined that I will have to see a talented man like R. Madhavan delivering one of if not the worst acts to date.

Quite similar remarks apply to both Aparshakti Khurana and Darshan Kumar as well. I refrain from criticizing Khushali though because it is her debut role and I strongly believe in giving chances, thus, we will have to wait and see her in at least one more work to come to any sort of judgment (in respect of her capacity as an actor).

But the names that I mentioned before are in the industry for years, thus their performances should be criticized accordingly.

The actor-producer Kaushali Kumar delivers an impressive performance of a complicated character. Despite the tacky camera and edit and a couple of leads acting badly, its Kaushali's intense on-screen emotional labour that keeps one invested in the film. To speak much of the complexity of the character is to reveal too much of the plot but she manages to seamlessly blend the multi hued character into something composite and believable. Madhavan is experienced in the art of delivering powerful performances with minimalism and does so here too. It is the other performances that pull down the film. The policeman and the terrorist characters are badly written and performed, one speaks with a terrible accent that has the ability to kill whatever emotional graph the film is climbing or plunging into. The story itself is predictable in the sense that it lays out a complicated challenge for the characters but ends with easy resolutions. It starts out as a deep dive into the human psyche but gives up too easily.