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The acting was superb, and the storyline was intense and engaging.

I highly recommend this movie to anyone who loves a good revenge story with plenty of twists and turns. It's a thrilling ride that won't disappoint!

I appreciated how the movie didn't rely on gratuitous violence or gore, but rather on building tension and suspense through well-crafted scenes and excellent pacing. The cinematography also added to the overall immersive experience.

After "A Thursday" Yami gautam gave another solid performance. Sunny Kaushal did a decent job.

Note: First half is bit lengthy but second half will grab you to your seat.

This one is better than your average Bollywood masala movie where the good guys & the bad guys duke it out and then the audience is expected to leave satisfied when the good defeats the bad. Plot twist is interesting even if many of the ideas are far fetched. If you believe the unbelievable for sake of entertainment, then the performances will appeal to you. But I do wish the movie-makers had picked a non-give-away title.

Yami Gautam is of course an experienced actress and carries the movie on her shoulders. Shared Kelkar is great as usual in a small-ish role. Others are competent but not noteworthy.

If you can see beyond its glaring shortcomings, if you can forgive and forget its over the top and fractionally exaggerated dramatics, you'll have no difficulties enjoying whatever ride the movie has to offer.

I'll admit though that the sudden slew of twists and turns are quite interesting and make the overall experience more rewarding, provided you're not a seasoned spectator, because hardened buffs like us can see that sudden change of course coming from a mile away.

P. S. Yami Gautam Dhar once again delivered a compelling performance (following A Thursday; which I happened to love and admire); I hope she gets more such roles as she appears to be in her comfort space.

I'm not Indian and I don't know any of the actors in this film, so I'll say that those who gave it a 10/10 score are biased or maybe even lying in their reviews. It's not a bad movie, but it's not an amazing must-watch either. There are still a lot of plot holes. I got pretty sleepy during the 40+ minutes of the movie and the romance parts were boring and excessive. Some scenes even seemed irrelevant and didn't contribute to the main story. But hey, it's Bollywood, known for its dramatic romance stories.

The twist was pretty good and entertaining, and I was really impressed by the acting skills of the female lead. The makeup team also did an incredible job, as you could clearly see the difference in Neha Grover's face before and during her pregnancy. Her face looked puffy but natural, and I've seen many of my friends look like that during pregnancy, so I thought the makeup was really well done.

The movie gets a higher rating from me because of Yami's performance. As for the male actors, none of them stood out. The actor who played Ankit didn't steal the show as well as Yami did. He played his role decently, but he wasn't impressive. For me, he could easily be replaced by another actor without losing the essence of the film.

The plot of this movie is highly unusual considering that that it has a hijack and a diamond robbery going on simultaneously in flight but one must admit the movie keeps the audience engrossed throughout. After a lazy start showing the romance between Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal the pace picks up. Yami is a fun loving flight steward and Sunny is a businessman with shrewd plan up his sleeve. Both are on the same flight and there is mutual attraction between them. The flight is not all smooth as the plane is hijacked . In the ensuing confusion and chaos a robbery also takes place. What follows is action, suspense, surprises and twists and turns which keep you hooked and you don't feel the absence of songs, dances or comedy. There are some diamonds to be stolen and no one knows if they are fake or genuine. Not everything is convincing but the smooth narrative carries you through mainly because of the taut direction and fine acting of the lead couple. Sharad Kelkar as a law enforcement officer acts well as usual.

Director Ajay Singh has with him a tightly formatted screenplay and with some slick direction he has his audience riveted as the plot unfolds. This is a thriller to keep you engaged specially in the second half.