Though the first half leaves you wanting to rush to the exit, the second half is tolerable. You can safely skip this movie and wait for a TV premier, and when it does come on TV, think twice before tuning in to the relevant channel. We’d rather wait and watch what Rahil and Bhavna can offer in future.

The sore point here is that Chakraborty overshoots the climax by 20 minutes. Once the hero gets his break, Chakraborty goes into another sub-plot that brings all his hard work of building up the plot crashing down. It’s like a guest who becomes a pest when he has overstayed his welcome.