After
making
a
profound
impact
by
killing
the
demons
of
Kalyug,
the
Bhatt
banners'
old
favourite
Kunal
Khemu
has
now
gone
unethical
way.
Directed
by
Vishal
Mahadkar,
Khemu's
much-awaited
solo
flick
Blood
Money,
doesn't
seem
to
bring
much
hope
for
us.
Following
the
Bhatts'
old
school
of
thoughts,
the
story
talks
about
a
middle-class
boy
dreaming
big,
and
finally
getting
entrapped
into
a
structured
whitecollar
crime
conglomerate.
Blood
Money
narrates
the
story
of
a
small
town
man
(Kunal
Khemu),
marrying
his
beloved
(Amrita
Puri)
and
landing
up
abroad
in
order
to
make
life
richer
and
bigger.
No
wonder
impractically,
the
hero
earns
immense
riches
in
a
very
short
period
of
time,
that
finally
drags
him
into
a
diamond
smuggling
trap.
Proving
his
acting
calibre
in
Kalyug,
Kunal
Khemu
has
been
a
very
promising
actor
so
far.
Khemu's
earnest
act
in
Blood
Money
can
definitely
fetch
kudos
for
him.
Amrita
Puri
though
pleasant
enough,
does
not
get
much
scope
in
the
movie.
Talking
about
the
positivities,
the
spotlight
of
Blood
Money
can
be
its
soothing
music.
Like
any
other
Bhatt
movie,
Blood
Money's
music
is
powerful
and
harmonious.
Though
the
film's
dialogues
define
how
old-school
the
anecdote
is,
the
controversial
sex
scene
is
another
centre
of
attraction.
In
short,
Blood
Money
is
a
very
mediocre
movie,
somewhat
repeating
Mahesh
Bhatt's
premium
endeavors
Naam.
Producer:
Mukesh
Bhatt
Director:
Vishal
Mahadkar
Cast:
Kunal
Khemu,
Amrita
Puri,
Manish
Choudhary,
Mia
Uyeda