What could cause two devils normal, healthy young and ambitious people to kill a man, cut its members into several pieces and try to dispose of her body in thick jungle?
It is a love story tries to unravel the mystery of human nature, friendly and extreme measures taken to limit uses. It is fear that changes the life cautionary tale of Anusha Chawla (Marie Gill) a small town girl with big dreams of Bollywood, which ends up being an accomplice to a terrible crime that leaves all who know their horror.
We're certainly left with his mouth open.
In fact, the normality of Anusha dreams and how they radically subverted in the crucial days few, which is the heart of the drama of crime often unpleasant, but always fascinating convincing.
Ramu is the camera more often than the madman frantic acts of the protagonists. Frames are used wildly wicked playground Mindspace two significant unresolved. Gill and Dobriyal far from hopeless love, impossible to identify a criminal with a kind of violation of dismay that is the opposite of sighs and gasps dramatic that the Hindi film typically used for point-crime dramas.
Sandeep Chowta scores background overpunctuate tend to point in the previous sections. But towards the end, as the film builds a desperate mood of a crime of passion with Zakir Hussain pitching performance in a perfectly modulated tired, but the wily cop is excessive margins in the graphic film's emotional magic reduced and eliminated.
All the follies of the corners will be the criminal folly of two people, before killing his victim was probably only committed minor offenses, such as may break the red light.
Sweet madness among the normality of the unpredictability of life is reflected forcefully brutal. There is a story of love is not an easy film to watch. Crime has never been so unattractive to the screen. Ram Gopal Varma just sucks you in the heinous act and not allowed a break from the camera to explore what seems wildly into the mind and soul of the protagonists.
Deepak Dobriyal Mahi Gill and pull all the stops to deliver performance hype in this thesis of the crime of first order.
And yes, the ironic use of Varma's Rangeela theme song to pass the message to dream of the young star wannabe has gone wrong. We leave the dreams crashing sound reverberates in your ears painful film.
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