Review by TreeFiddy53

Late to the party with this refreshingly good movie. Bold for the Indian audience, especially with the religious angle. You're used to content like this from Pankaj Tripathi, I wonder if he could have pulled this off without the religion being a part of it, probably could have. That said, the religious part wasn't preachy at all, in fact, added to the narrative. Akshay Kumar was thankfully not hogging the screen time. The plot took the front seat and that's what you expect from GOOD movies. Weird to see Yami do a negative role. It got a little cheesy towards the end in the climax but you'll enjoy the movie regardless and let the cheese slide. Watch it if you haven't.