The Indian movies in recent years are really good, and this time it didn't disappoint. In fact, the film itself is not complicated, the story line is relatively simple, and it won't make people feel that things are complicated, so before the reversal, I think , oh that's it, because the last clue to solve the case is really simple, rainy days, shoes, mud... At that time, I felt that the case was really unsolved, although the story was narrated from multiple perspectives, and flashes were constantly flashed. Reply, it does a good job in the sense of suspense, but I don't feel it is full, because it is closely related to the suspense in the atmosphere. In my opinion, there is no story in the story, at least it can't be called "mystery"~
About twenty minutes left in the film, Vikram walked out of the police station, the rain that had been falling since the beginning of the film stopped, the sky was clear, infinitely bright, and it even made me think, well, the film is over, at least this one. It's over, Vikram is indeed a good guy... At the time, I was thinking that it should be reversed, if not, then this film is not as good as I imagined, but so
Unsurprisingly, the plot reverses immediately, and Sheriff Dev thinks through Vikram's own book that the writer's wife may have overdose on drugs, and then traces it... This makes me feel very dramatic~
Although the reversal of this film did not give me too much impact, compared to other Indian suspense films in recent years, such as the tuner~ But I still enjoy the pleasure of decrypting and revealing the truth after this reversal... um , still very cool~
In the end, the evidence was destroyed, and the real murderer also fled. It is estimated that Maya and her lover who were caught in it were like that. It's ironic to think about it.
In fact, the film is still critical, whether it is for the society or the government, as Vikram said: you are not interested in the truth...
There are small bugs in the film, the plot did not make me particularly enjoyable, some small problems, four stars, recommended~??
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