The film predominantly suffers from a lack-lustre script (Althea Delmas Kaushal) which often borders on the corny.

Characters behave randomly and at the end, when you try to tie it all together, it unravels even more.

Game is a good Bollywood example of a bad Hollywood film

‘Game Over’, though, is what you really look forward to.

On the whole, Game is a weak film with dull chances.

Barring some astute twists in the second half, this GAME isn’t worth playing.

The only respite in Game is some eye-watering photography, a thrilling foot chase sequence in Istanbul, and a surprisingly understated romantic track involving Abhishek Bachchan’s character. Unfortunately that’s not enough to save this mess of a thriller.

For its entire obsession with ambiance, Game is, at heart, a frustratingly old-fashioned murder mystery. If you’re the kind who follows the genre keenly, by second act, you’ll have figured out the wild card and the culprit. Question is do you want to?