Stolen

An exhilarating movie from start to finish, incredibly fast-paced and ceaselessly engaging, leaving the audience perpetually guessing what's next. It perfectly blends elements of dark comedy with intense, action-packed, violent sequences.

The film explores interesting dynamics such as the complicated relationship between brothers, the disparities between rich and poor, and the contrasts between urban and rural India.

I found myself wholly absorbed and thoroughly enjoyed the movie - the only thing I didn't like was the shaky camera in parts which was a bit distracting.

I've heard some people comparing this movie to NH10, so if you liked that I highly recommend you check out Stolen.

Enjoy the ride! 👶🏼

When a screenplay reaches its peak too early, there is a significant risk that intensity may drop off in the latter half of the film, particularly during the final act. Unfortunately, that is exactly what happened in this particular instance.

The tale begins with a powerful introduction, swiftly immersing me in the core storyline and characters. I appreciated the urgency and grit conveyed through the storytelling. However, after the one-hour mark, the momentum and intended impact of the events begin to decline sharply. As a result, the climactic conclusion, which was meant to establish a fresh 'high', ultimately feels insufficient given the scope and circumstances.

Moreover, the final message, which I must refrain from discussing in detail to avoid spoilers, does not evoke the desired emotional response, at least in my case.

That kind of movie should be make which is reare in India.

The movie is fantastic, Superb writing and screenplay, story unveil slowly, later twist came after another,got more thrilled and mystry remain till last.

The story of the movie is new connect to recent social issues with Indian perspective uses of social Media and misused of social media.

The performances of the characters are super, every character perform their best in the role and suits them.

Background music is also thrilled as story moved to forward.

Excellent direction as well as writing by Karan Tejpal.

The performances of Abhishek Banerjee who is also executive producer is performed superb.

Overall movie worthy of watching.

A refreshing story and take on storytelling compared to the current-age bollywood films.

All the actors are fantastic. But the real winner is the director and producer here. Very unique shots and realistic way of creating a immersive experience.

A good light upon the India that we don't see, just scroll through. This is coming from a Tier 1 city audience.

Also what really caught my attention was that there was little to no background music. And it didn't need a loud, melodramatic score. So that was a very unconventional, brilliant choice as well.

I hope more movies like this are made that are socially relevant and entertaining!

Watched this gem of a film at the MAMI film festival. It's a tight 90 minute thriller which keeps you hooked till the last moment. A well crafted film by the technical crew, reminds of Children of men car scene but more intense.

As a screenplay, it's superb with it's structure Abhishek Banerjee is brilliant throughout the movie & Carrie's this film really well as a protagonist Themes of what Whatsaap, mistrust among people have done to us as a society. Violence. Child kidnapping are well explored.

Do watch it in a cinema near you. Trust me it won't disappoint you if you are a lover of the thriller genre.