The story was good enough an suspenseful and as was the acting of madhwan sir....
the story may seem to be slow at some point but other scenes will keep your interests alive throughtout the movie.....
as interesting take on the relationship between individuals, their situations and motives, with a thriller angle makes it different. However, the viewer could have been served with some more drama and action to thicken the plot.it ventures into the 'not-so-happy' zone where the latter asks for a divorcce.....A film like Dhoka: Round D Corner needs to keep you on your toes with the tension in the air. Sadly, that doesn't happen here. Kookie tries to tie the loose ends of the film by lifting the curtains from the multiple perspectives to lie bare some 'dhokas' revolving around the characters in the film. The revelations are dripped in deceit and bring in the shock element in the storytelling. But by them, too many yawns have been induced to care any longer. The caricature-like portrayal of media does no good either. Some of the dialogues are frivolous.
Review of Dhokha
