Movies with a political foundation or ones that highlight the shady situation in Bihar is Prakash Jha’s strong point. It is obvious from his prior movies where he had astounded the group of onlookers with stunning substance and some unforgiving disclosures. The areas, the police headquarters, the characteristics of character performing artists, the earth of a town set up goes over very much explored.
Executive Prakash Jha, who makes his acting presentation, places himself before the camera as a degenerate officer who awakens to good values past the point of no return in the day. He gives himself a last risk after a stunning episode turns an eye opener for him.
Be that as it may, there are few worries about the film. Prakash is managing an excess of issues in the meantime and that prompts the film losing steam now and again. Additionally, one hopes to see a greater amount of Priyanka and her cop part. Be that as it may, the film then spotlights on the individual self-disclosure course of Prakash’s character which was excessively extended.
Priyanka’s character is so all around characterized in the begin that you nearly feel swindled to see less of Abha Mathur and a greater amount of Prakash as the film advances. Wasn’t this film about her in any case?
Murli Sharma inspires as a feminine man. Ninad Kamat and Rahul Bhat figure out how to leave an effect as well. Manav Kaul pulls off the scalawag easily.
Concerning Priyanka’s execution, she will make ladies cops pleased. Wish we could see a greater amount of her in the film.