The feisty Vedika (Bhumi) smites Abhinav Tyagi alias Chintu Tyagi (Kartik), a government employee from Kanpur if her parents meet each other as a future match. Soon, the knot is bound. The couple seems to have good marriage happiness until they go into life with Tapasya Singh (Ananya). To Chintu\s otherwise worldly existence it adds a dash of sass and spice. He is now looking for a plot to start a workshop in Delhi, with the young girl in Kanpur. It\s the first time. Chintu turns a yarn when he feels she\s unwilling to be friendly to him because of his marital status. His friend Fahim Rizvi, who sometimes helps Chintu in his exploits and sometimes increases his troubles, has been added into this madness. Sadly, things go uncontrolled and lead to much confusion and drama. <br>The dialogue, though it\s funny, is an attempt to add a local flavour, although words such as \kantap\ have been used. A more stringent edit would have helped to speed up the speed, but fortunately, there aren\t too many songs. Be careful for two special appearances to see Kartik hums \Thande thande paani se\ and for an introduction in the original movie.

The story is simple. It circles characters who flirt with death and risk endlessly. None of them, however, are detailed. A brief referential scene describes Tyler Rake\s excessive lethality and little reverence for his own life. But there is not also the rest of the characters. Fortunately, much of the findings are much better than normal. <br> <br>As a brutal, but compassionate Tyler, Chris Hemsworth destroys it. With his brushing looks and ripened muscles, he is incredibly compelling as the lethal death machine. Randeep Hooda is just as amazing as Saju, if not better. He stands himself in high voltage sequences in front of Hemsworth and is also strong in emotional sequences. However, his long locks, which may have endangered him, are quite a diversion. <br>The story does not clarify how the government would overlook the endless assassination of its security forces over a teenager who has been abducted from a neighbouring country. \Extraction\ lacks practicality in its plot, but the implementation is scrupulous and real in Bangladesh.

Karen buys a high-tech doll Chucky for her son Andy’s birthday. However, horrific events follow as the doll reveals its sinister practises! <br>When the doll suddenly takes on a life of its own, Andy unites with other neighborhood children to stop the sinister toy from wreaking bloody havoc.What works is the idea that AI can indeed be so logical that it does bad things without realizing it. And the film has some good suspense gags.The emphasis is truly more on suspense than gore.All the characters has done their role very nicely,patiencely and were well maintained. They changed the doll too much its not even creepy but ugly!As shown in the movie that Andy didn\t really have any friend and he just used to be busy with his phone. The only thing to learn is that we must make real friends.

Unlike ‘Would You Rather’ (2012) where you know the people chosen for the game have tragic backstories but they never tell you what they are and therefore rob you of any depth/development besides that of the main character, or ‘The Belko Experiment’ (2016) that leaves you with an interesting reason for the experiment but never elaborates or follows through, ‘Escape Room’ actually provides backstories, a reason behind selection for the game/the game itself, various survival scenarios, good characters that develop, and a semblance of follow through. Probably the most well done and satisfying film in this genre that I’ve seen.

Badla is an unmissable revenge drama starring Taapsee Pannu and Amitabh Bachchan.Naina, a happily married ,successful ,business women lands in trouble when her lover is found dead. She then hires a reputable lawyer to work with her on investigating the case. An unique blend of suspense, chamber-piece that no one should miss.It is an official remake of English movie The Innocent Guest.Music suited well.Visual appeal and Dialogue suited well. The cinematography by Avik Mukhopadhyay, the editing by Monisha R Baldawa and the background score by Clinton Cerejo compliment Ghosh’s edge-of-the-seat storytelling. Taapsee’s character has many shades and they’re revealed one by one as the story progresses.Too much into story will reveal the suspense.Since it’s a remake it would not excite people who have already seen it.Overall it is worth watching.

This film tells us about some or most married persons in which a wife has to sacrifice her aspirations, ambition and career, but not more. A movie in which a highly educated young woman is married to some high-class wealthy man who works too hard to gain a great role in a business and wants to live with a wife in the new branch of an office in London.