It’s an ability to make an 80-point movie based on imitation

As a suspense film, the sense of suspense can be said to be quite sufficient, but it still seems a bit procrastinated in some places. The ending reversal is good, but the hostess urges her husband to accept the task is a bit weird, and it is not reasonable to think carefully.
The killer is a passerby, and he feels happy, this character is quite brilliant, completely worthy of the best supporting actor.
In addition to introducing the city style of Calcutta, the movie also specially shows Durga Festival, and it is naturally combined with the plot. Of course, this plot can be seen in many movies.
Indian movies have a strong ability to learn from and recreate, and even compare with South Korea. I don’t watch many Indian movies. I have also watched the "Indian version" of many world classic movies, such as "Sniper Phone Booth", such as "Life". Remote Control" ("Watch and Watch"), such as "Shards of Memory" ("Unknown Death"). This film should be inspired by "The Very Suspect" and "Mobile Murder".
It is an ability to make an 80-point movie on the basis of imitation. On the contrary, many domestic films imitated (not to mention plagiarism) also imitated very differently, failing to get a passing score, failing, and shameful.

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