Told like 90s crime drama shows, the film initially feels like something out of the yellow tinted pages of those cheap pulp fiction novels one might find at a railway station bookstore. Don't let the tacky acting turn you off, or the sluggish Rashomon effect deceive you. Nothing's as it seems. Remember the incoherent interludes as they'll lead to the big climactic reveal.
While most OTT platforms fling visually "bold" content at viewers in hopes of more subscribers, cerebrally bold stories like this are rare and deserve a wider audience. Anjali Patil as the titular "Client's Wife" steals the show. And Sharib Hashmi's been signing all the right scripts, even before he became a household name.
