This movie came at a time when RGV was puking masterpieces instead of the torture we have to bear now.
That was a time (the 90s), when audience would blindly trust RGV and his team for the next three hours and watch the movie, but today *post-Sarkar (2005) in Bollywood*, it isn't. Why RGV Why? You made one generation take your name proudly and the other hate your mere presence anywhere on social media.
I watched this movie in 2016, during my 12th standard board exam preparation holidays, the time when I was binge-watching on RGV's 1990s masterpieces during my free time rather than any of the English TV series.
What a movie this is. The song, "Who's That?" played during the opening credits was kinda catchy. Manoj Bajpai was the real show stealer here as he was the funny man. Urmila as usual was best in the day for the role of a mentally ill woman while Sushant Singh portrayed the straight guy in this one.
During the first half, you would feel Manoj Bajpai is the killer on a spree (thanks to his creepy attitude) and Urmila sounds like a sane person. Enter Sushanth. Leads to more confusion as who's the real "that". As the ending time begins of the movie, you get to know who's the real killer.
I watched this movie in 2016, during my 12th standard board exam preparation holidays, the time when I was binge-watching on RGV's 1990s masterpieces during my free time rather than any of the English TV series.
What a movie this is. The song, "Who's That?" played during the opening credits was kinda catchy. Manoj Bajpai was the real show stealer here as he was the funny man. Urmila as usual was best in the day for the role of a mentally ill woman while Sushant Singh portrayed the straight guy in this one.
During the first half, you would feel Manoj Bajpai is the killer on a spree (thanks to his creepy attitude) and Urmila sounds like a sane person. Enter Sushanth. Leads to more confusion as who's the real "that". As the ending time begins of the movie, you get to know who's the real killer.