Bloody Romeo

An unusual and mysterious story, some scenes leave a haunting impression, as it is a difficult issue to discuss. It resolves with a nice twist ending. A number of great performances by cast members, highlighted by great camerawork, great composition, and use of light and colour.

The name of the movie itself says a lot. I was attending the film festival in Los Angeles and was able to catch up this masterpiece. From start to finish the movie was full of thrill. A story very well presented with a subject not presented so well before. I wish all the success to this movie globally and would like to congratulate the director and producers of this amazing work.

A subject which is very hard to explain and is not been shown in movies much. I will not say any spoiler here and let the audience watch the movie. I loved the tension and the thrill. The actors were very good specially the kid playing the role of young romeo so was Mukesh and other supporting actors. I must say the characters like Layla, Polly, Luna, Nice and Arla were amazing in their role and it looks like the casting in the movie was very well done.

First of all hats off to Mukesh for such a phenomenal job with the movie. I watched the movie through end with lots of interesting shots and camera movements used. The story itself was very fresh with no similarities and or predictions. At few places sound did bothered me but overall the movie was a great experience to watch in my home theatre. Music, Acting, Editing added with great locations in the film. I will rate this movie at 8/10.

On an overall scale, Bloody Romeo is a smart, sophisticated & incredibly well-polished cinema that nicely balances its high-octane Crime Thriller & finely enacted drama to succeed as a potent, kinetic & relentless entertainer. Helmed by experienced director who understand what great thriller is about, boasting a script that knows where to draw the line & spearheaded by amazing casts and their performance, Bloody Romeo is an instant classic that comes as a must for every thriller/crime film fanatic out there. A subject which is very hard to justify was very well presented by the Director. It projected high quality on the big screen here at skiptown in Los Angeles.