Irrfan Khan’s movie Blackmail is hitting the theaters tomorrow and its trailer has already received an excellent response. This is a black comedy film and stars talented actors namely Irrfan Khan, Kirti Kulhari, Divya Dutta, and Arunoday Singh. It is directed by the director of Delhi Belly, Abhinay Deo. Let’s throw lights on the merits and demerits of the film:
Acting
All the main lead actors as well as supporting star cast have done an outstanding work in the film. Irrfan Khan has played his role of a common man very well and has given one of the best performances of his career. Kirti Kulhari, Arunoday Singh, and Divya Dutta’s power-packed performances are too impressive. The genuine acting of all the stars is a plus point for the film.
Storyline
The story and plot of Blackmail are extremely exciting and full of twists. It would keep the audience indulged into the movie and would not allow it to slip into the well of boredom.
Direction
Blackmail has been executed very well by Delhi Belly director Abhinay Deo. The film is a little slow on some occasions but a balanced dose of humour compensated for it.
Music
The music has been selected with a great sense and complements the story of the movie. Guru Randhawa’s hit song, Patola has increased the weight of the film music. Also, the placement of songs in the movie has been splendidly done and is entertaining. Urmila Matondkar’s performance on the item song, Bewafa Beauty is simply rocking and impressive.
To conclude the analysis, we can say that Blackmail is a well made and intelligently executed film filled with power-packed performances of all-stars. Due to its superb content and execution, BOTY has given 3.5/5 rating to the film. Let’s see what other critics are saying about the movie:
Summary
A Well Made Black Comedy Film. Book Your Tickets this Weekend.
The plot of Blackmail is its hero and it manages to strike a good balance between dark and funny. Characters are bumped off, sometimes in most gory detail and strange events unfold, but the film never loses its vein of easy, black humour.