There’s a twist in the tale but it comes at a time when you’ve already lost interest in the entire sorry set-up. Most of what transpires is imminently predictable and unexciting. The basic premise had some promise but Japinder Kaur’s direction is totally uninspired. It’s all so heavy-duty and labored that even the light hearted moments fell like dead-weights.

The only thing that holds you spell-bound here is Chitrashi(Chak De) Rawat’s spunky, feisty and gritty performance as the defeatist who tries to rise to the occasion in order to save those around her who need help. But for that unalloyed performance , this film would have been just another exploitative attempt at exposing the depravity prevalent in society.

This novel attempt to foster Hindu-Muslim amity is pretentious at best!

K C Bokadia’s days of setting up a juicy pot-boiler for the front-bencher audience is long way past. Using stinging dialogues, steamy sequences and conniving moves, he tries to make it all happen but it just doesn’t. There’s really no excitement or bite in this rather unsavory product. –