Operation Romeo

I always thought that certain laughable steps taken by the system could definitely lead someone misusing it to the core and this flick successfully manages to draw our attention towards such issues.

The west has SWAT and we once had Romeo Squad, a name that terrified young couples in certain parts of the country for being guilty of falling in love and looking for some descent quality time in public places.

The true criminals weren't scared much of the consequences of their deeds as the romantically involved couples were of the Romeo Squad and this fear created by the system along with the support of several media firms opened the door of opportunities for many sick minded people to gamble on this fear.

I am sure many of you have questions as to why am I even talking about the subject that does not has any direct relation with this movie.

Here is the clarification, for international audience to understand why this couple feared so much of the consequences for hardly committing a crime; the audience needed to know everything that is going on in a developing country like ours.

Now for the movie, it did take some time to build up the momentum, which I believe was justified to give little time for character development and Kelkar's entry makes it loud and clear that the thrill ride has begun.

As for the lead pair, I having an experience of watching over 1000 movies/series and can definitely tell that Sidhant Gupta has got game when it comes to acting (really did a good job). Since it's Miss Pinto's debut she should be spared from the reviewers rage. A movie where you have limited dialogues to deliver shouldn't really be anyone's dream debut, nevertheless her acting wasn't bad either and I must say she has a very expressive eyes (you can actually feel the fear her character was experiencing)

The second half is where you see Bhoomika Chawla and I have no complaints from her. She is Bhoomika who even in the most angry avatar couldn't scare a fly. She was good.

A fine flick with a great message to all the young adults out there!

Slow burner, and very dragged! Liked the beginning of the movie, during the love story part- especially the sweet, natural acting- which set up high expectations for the rest of the movie. Both the actors have done a great job throughout the movie. HOWEVER, the rest of the movie was infuriating and it started feeling like there was no specific direction it was heading in, just frustrating scenes that dragged on and on. It angered me no end to see how the actions of the ML were justified/glorified, and the trauma of the FL was not even touched upon, like it wouldn't have existed! BUT THEN, the movie redeemed itself in the last 30 seconds! Great ending to an otherwise drab movie.

Sameer lodaya

What a superb plot but wasted in slow and dragged execution.

The movie is divided in three portions Love story Then harassment And lastly revenge The portions were extremely slow and dragged to end the movie..the plot was very unique and interesting also the makers have made major portions in a thrilling and interesting way..sidhant and Sharad acted too good and carried the whole movie on their shoulders..the climax was outstanding

Little pace good edits and background music could had achieved views also this was a purely OTT release probably greed by makers to release in theatre landed the movie in flop charts.

Cheap and best movie.

Super direction... not a single point you feel like not engaged ... superb acting by lead actor .. he shines throughout... kelkar is brilliant at the same time... socially relevant movie and twist in climax feels relevant as well.

Surprised at the low ratings. Excellent acting by everyone especially Sharad Kelkar. The only other person who could have done as good as Sharad is this guy from Crime Patrol..don't remember his name. But Sharad was awesome and so were the debutant actors. Was happy to watch a good movie after a long time on Netflix..The director may have had many options on how to end the movie but his pick was brave but perfect.