Blank which emphasizes its over-used thrust – Islamic ‘aatankwaad’ threatening the unity and integrity of ‘akhand’ Bharat – comes off as far too generic

Sunny Deol keeps things watchable, though it is a bit odd to see those legendary, larger-than-life hands pulling coloured string across an FBI-style board of suspects. It gives the sense of a majestic jungle cat forced to play with yarn.

Despite Sunny Deol’s Presence the Film Fails to Pack in a Punch

Fails to fill the void it creates!

As is mandatory in Bollywood these days, Blank too insists on painting a ferocious Muslim imagery of bushy beards, severe kohl-eyes and chequered scarfs spewing distorted religious ideology to impressionable young minds

Karanvir, Ishita get their moments in the sun but are not allowed any shots at cornering the limelight. That privilege is reserved for Sunny-Karan.

The movie has flashes of promise but just as many, if not more, moments of amateur execution. There’s also a special track called Ali Ali, featuring Akshay Kumar. Thankfully, it plays during the end credits and doesn’t really add to plentiful woes of the film.

The film could have been sharper and crisper had the makers not got carried away with Sunny Deol’s presence in the film.

BLANK is well directed and performed and is based on the relatable events of terrorism. Sunny Deol’s fans will love him in an action packed role after a long time. At the box office, it will be an average fare!

Summing up, given its premise, the film had the potential to be an edge-of-the-seat thriller, if only the writing and execution could have been better.

Blank is a hit-and-miss. It is a great debut for Karan Kapadia though, who despite the presence of a seasoned actor in Sunny Deol, stands out as the star of the film.

Action-packed and exciting but far-fetched…The crux of the drama hinges on a plot which appears borrowed from B-grade potboilers of the 1980s

The theory that all bearded men are terrorists is reinforced in this Sunny Deol thriller…

If you are looking for a glimpse of Sunny Deol’s angry man going full throttle on action then Blank could cheer you up a bit. The rest wouldn’t miss much by skipping it.