Logout

While the narrative around a dystopian life has been woven around through several media outlets, especially through shows like Black Mirror, Logout takes it up a notch by giving us several perspectives and a strong subtext.

Every act in this film focuses on the idea of obsession. An influencer obsessed with fame, a fan obsessed with his life, and those unnamed, everyday digital consumers looking for the next hit of dopamine on their screens.

Babil's excellent delivery and emotional depth breathes life into these narratives. It's a thrilling, exciting, horrifying and saddening journey where an influencer gets entangled in a sociopath's vision of what's right and wrong.

Directed by Amit Golani, with the brilliant Biswapati Sarkar as the creative force behind this film, comes a brand-new OTT release on ZEE5 today. Thankfully, it didn't hit theaters - Australia is in full vacation mode for Good Friday, making this the perfect thriller to kick off the Easter long weekend.

Logout is a gripping piece that exposes the darker side of social media obsession. #BabilKhan - uff, what a tremendous actor! It feels like his genes truly speak. Irrfan Khan's son, Babil, delivers his best performance yet in this intense thriller.

His solo act keeps the audience hooked as if he's living the role. With a runtime of two hours, trust me-you won't want to miss a single moment. The film powerfully highlights how smartphones have taken control of our lives. It reminds us how we increasingly rely on our devices, forgetting passwords and phone numbers, while our mobiles manage everything. But what happens when one morning, that phone disappears?

Louout explores this terrifying reality-following a 9.8M influencer who loses his phone. And in today's world, losing a limb might feel like the lesser tragedy.

Do watch-highly recommended!

Logout dives headfirst into the chaos of today's social media culture, spotlighting how influencers have stopped creating content and instead, have become the content. The narrative is thought-provoking and uncomfortably relatable in an era dominated by likes, shares, and viral moments.

At the heart of the film is Babil Khan, who delivers an absolutely magnetic performance. With nearly 80% of the screen time, Babil carries the entire film on his shoulders, and does so with the grace and power reminiscent of his legendary father. His expressions, emotional depth, and effortless realism make Logout compelling from start to finish. Truly, Babil rocks and proves once again that he's a talent to watch.

The film's antagonist, a desperate, obsessive fan, adds a decent layer of tension. While the villainous arc could have been more inventive and layered, it still serves its purpose within the story.

All in all, Logout is a solid watch, made exceptional by Babil's standout performance. He doesn't just act but he lives the role. If for nothing else, this film deserves a watch purely for him.

This movie proves that Good films don't need big-budget or any so called "superstar" or any item song. You just need an Impressive script and acting... that's it.

So, it highlights the biggest problems of today's world i.e, mobile phone, smart devices, social media and addiction of internet among youths.

I cut off 1 star because I felt the story could have been more chilling. And the situation could have been more horrible and more intense. But you won't get bored watching this movie.

I really appreciate their performance in the film, mainly Babil Khan and hope people understand the given message and stay safe.

Story is fresh and it will resemble with the generation who is lost in the mobile and internet world. The acting of pratyush character portrays all kinds of emotion and he does well. The life outside the cellphone and problems and complications which may arise due to cellphone abuse and addiction is portrayed very well The ending part and the message shown by the movies is very relevant. Climax of the movies is good, the thrilling pace of the movie is well implemented. There are certain suspense and thrilling parts which is well implemented. Worthy of watch for all the people who are fond of good story and acting.