Zid 2014

Blank foliage!The movie’s story line is linked up to the ‘Obsessed red lady types’. This movie is a ‘never watch twice’. While the trailers were out, it created curiosity for its release. The director of the movie is Vivek Agnihotri who had earlier worked in ‘The Hate story’. The story starts with Rohan who is a crime reporter working with a newspaper. Rohan shifts to a ‘near sea bungalow’. Rohan has just recovered from his break up with his girlfriend ‘Priya’. Maya sees Rohan and it the love at first sight, which makes Maya fall for Rohan. Rohan’s boss’s daughter is Maya which leaves no stone unturned to impress him with her looks. One day when Rohan and Maya returns from a party they meet with an accident and hit a bike. Due to the death of the bike owner, they decide to end the matter by keeping mum. But the lady who was driving the bike is Priya’s step-sister. So it is when Priya returns to India, she discovers Rohan’s love again. But Maya after knowing this, decides to kill her and put an end to this lifelong affair. What happens with Priya? Does Maya succeeds in killing her And bla blab la are all sorts of questions whose answers will be found only after you watch the film. The film’s directionless support from the director makes it completely worthless. The storyline of the film is found confusing and you really can’t raise your expectations high. The film is filled with many erotic scenes and somewhere it makes you realize of those scenes from ‘The hate story’. Its all about love turned into obsession and you cannot completely deny the fact that the film is just the same like ‘The hate story’. The performances of the leads go completely missing. You cannot expect something more than just those childish acts. The songs of the film are vigorous. I mean they are raw and make you feel alive. The film’s choreography is average with lot of sex acts filled in between. Yes, what’s pleasing in the film is how the skies turn to darker shades and gives you melancholy grace in the film. The film’s locations are excellent and you really can’t take your eyes from those scenes. Maya’s screen presence makes you feel that she is a bit loud with her role. Karanvir is exceptional only with his looks. There is no such thing that would define these two as those solid debutants. The film had worked in giving many eroticism (including topeless scenes by leading ladies) but all of them failed to seduce the audiences. The movie has got many flaws which cannot be filled with those stimulating acts. If the story has a strong concept, I guess it surely works. The film’s set designing is too eloquent. The customs designed by the dress designer are spiking. The film intensely lacks in the storyline and classy direction. Script is too poor.