Fareb

Do not waste your time. one of the worst screenplay I have ever seen. story is good though. Everything except the story is bad in my opinion. Manoj sir is disappointing.

Deepak Tijori and Bijesh Jayarajan surely know how to f*ck with a very nice story.

They tried to show some hotness but they failed miserably. I think I have helped you as much as i could. IMDb is saying I have to write at least 10 lines. the movie starts with a murder then it proceeds in a love triangle by now the director have forgotten about the murder. the movie is a Fareb to the audience.

Fareb, directed by the actor-turned-director Deepak Tijori, is a huge letdown. I wonder why this movie was even made.

The plot of the movie is so tried and tested that there is no novelty at all. The movie gets so boring in the second half and the climax is very disappointing to say the least.

I had become a huge fan of Manoj Bajpai since Satya and Shool. But I just can't figure out what made Manoj say yes to this awful project. He just doesn't suit this kind of character at all. Shilpa Shetty just fulfills her part with sincerity. Shamita Shetty looks much more improved here than her previous films. Her dialogue delivery is spot on. She tries to do skin show here and succeeds in seducing the audience to some extent. The rest of the characters are nothing home to write about.

I just wish that this movie was never made so that the audience didn't have had to go through the pain of sitting through the movie and then to review it!

Avoid!!!

Fareb review :

The Shetty sisters teamed up with Manoj Bajpayee in this Deepak Tijori directed erotic thriller which didn't set the box office on fire despite the ample sizzle and oomph factor. Shilpa played Manoj's wifey while Shamita was the seductress he ends up in bed with..

Manoj Bajpayee, an otherwise first rate actor, looked ill at ease in the love making scenes with Shamita and that really pulled the film a few notches down. Clearly, the role demanded someone like Emraan Hashmi instead of the awkward Bajpayee. Shamita has looked absolutely gorgeous and sexy in the movie and that remains its only plus point. Notable also for a small role by Milind Gunaji who had debuted with its namesake Fareb (1996) as the antagonist. That film, also a thriller, is actually far better than this one.

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.

This movie is a bit of a disappointment as the trailers are slightly misleading in terms of the story. Although the story is kind of interesting, it is rather slow-paced. Manoj Bajpai just seems average. Post-Phir Milenge Shilpa Shetty has been giving one good, mature performance after another. Above all is Shamita Shetty who definitely is the show stealer. Her power-packed scenes are awesome and she performs and delivers her dialogues straight from the heart full of passion, rage, or sensuality. The Manoj-Shamita confrontation scene is quite interesting and the revealing of the mystery person is quite shocking and adds a whole another dimension to the story, which had become quite a drag towards the end.

I watched it with modest expectations and I was surprised on the positive side. Well developed story that avoids the clichéd ending. Some parts did feel a bit unpolished but the movie was still very enjoyable. Recommended for watching once; well since it is a mystery, watching it a second time is not going to be interesting - especially because execution is not very smooth.