Crazxy

Making a movie with the protagonist as the only cast is a unique . Sohum Shah delivers the onerous task as an actor quite well. The Cinematography is top class with background music keeping pace. The let down is that Sohum 's character is not fleshed enough ( though it began promisingly with middle finger showing sequence with biker in the beginning) While it was intelligent to show the way he named his characters as " white coat", " Ex" , not many people who watched get to understand why did he name people like that. What suddenly causes him into regret as a father is not well established. The first half is slow and doesn't really build the tension. The second half however is fast and fulfilling. The only drawback for is was that at least we could predict the climax.

Having watched this film today, I can confidently say that it delivers an incredibly authentic and dynamic cinematic experience. The storytelling is immersive, keeping the audience engaged with suspense at every turn. The realism in the narrative makes it deeply relatable, and the film's ability to capture raw human emotions is truly commendable.

One of the strongest aspects of the movie is how it explores relationships under pressure. It beautifully portrays the essence of true relationships-how they are tested in difficult times and how genuine care is revealed in moments of crisis. This emotional depth adds weight to the story, making it more than just a suspenseful thriller.

The cinematography is outstanding, with cleverly executed shots that enhance the storytelling. Every frame feels meticulously planned, and the direction ensures that the tension never wanes. The background score is another major highlight, perfectly complementing the mood of each scene. The music intensifies the drama, making key moments even more impactful.

While the film excels in many aspects, the climax fell slightly short of my expectations. Given the gripping build-up, I anticipated a more powerful conclusion. However, this does not take away from the overall brilliance of the film. It remains an engaging and thrilling watch.

I would rate this movie 7 out of 10. Despite minor letdowns in the climax, it is a film worth watching multiple times. The meticulous direction, strong performances, and exceptional background score make it a cinematic experience that stays with you. If you appreciate suspenseful storytelling with emotional depth, this film is definitely a must-watch.

Gripping tale, climax may disappoint some people but the whole movie is just really good and keep you on the edge of your seats. Definitely some fresh concept and execution. Its a must watch specially in theatres. Tight BGM in first half at-least and really good songs. Acting is superb. Shots are just really very interesting, hard to find in Bollywood these days. Fresh story in genre. Sohum shah and Girish have done really good job with this movie. Its really exceptional and never seen before in Bollywood. Many easter eggs and small details. Very well thought stories. There are one or 2 places where it feels off in terms of stories but they are not make or break.

From start to finish, Crazxy delivers a thrilling ride filled with twists and psychological depth. Sohum Shah is brilliant in his role, bringing an intensity and emotional complexity to his character that keeps you invested throughout. The screenplay keeps you at the edge of your seat, constantly throwing surprises that challenge your expectations. The cinematography is dark and gripping, with every shot designed to intensify the mystery. The haunting soundtrack adds to the atmosphere, building tension in every scene. While some sequences stretch the limits of realism, they serve to heighten the film's unpredictability and suspense. Crazxy is a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers that keep you guessing.

The movie is brilliant with great acting by Sohum Shah. It's an well made thriller. Most of the movie he's driving in the car. It's not easy to hold one's attention with must of the shooting done in the car, yet Sohum Shah manages so well (unlike if you remember Locke , which is a Tom Hardy movie). The way he's stuck in such a situation with so phone calls to solve so many issues is crazy. It's a complete Sohum Shah movie all the way. At some point, even the music reminded me of Tummbad.

It's really good and interesting right till the climax which is a very big let down. Had it been a better climax I could have given this an 8 at least.