Kadakh

This time Rajat Kapoor surprises everyone with his new directorial venture a crime thriller with tinches of Dark Comedy. The plot is hard hitting and much realistic but the way the satire has been presented is something which is phenomenal. The enlightenment of the comedy punchlines and highlighting a society which only wants their piece of pie through this murder mystery made it really really engaging. The sound Designing and the colour palate made it even more interesting. The performances too were great being it Ranvir Shorey, Rajat Kapoor, or the main highlight Cyrus Sahukar as a hypocrite made it much more phenomenal. I loved this film and will highly highly recommend it. Do give it a watch.

Good movie from rajat kapoor it is mainly a dark comedy movie but very nicely presented with a night good dialogues and good direction.

First scene itself is so compellingly 'shot', that it will draw you into the movie .Its all about chaos that follows in a Night house party (which also has a dead body)

Dark humor,Witty Characters are major positives & breezy pace is icing on the top(just 90 mins). Narrative is crisp & each character brings in something unique. Screenplay vividly highlights human emotions.All cast is pitch perfect .All technical aspects praiseworthy.

Definitely a enjoyable watch!!!

Rajat kapoor delivered yet another well scripted movie. One day a unknown person entered in Ranvir's house, asking to discuss some important issue and further story line engaged you in smoothly up-to the end. Every actor did their job superbly. Don't miss such a beautiful crafted thriller.

Just over 90 minutes, this suspense drama begins in the first few minutes of the film. It's a wonderful suspense film where there is a dead body in the house and it's Diwali with friends coming over. What do you do?

As far as the acting is concerned, everyone were natural. The writing is also very tightly written. There was no over the top drama anywhere nor any unnecessary scenes. I was disappointed with the climax. You can't push us to a trans with suspense and then just let it go there. A poor climax but a worthy journey.