The Buckingham Murders Early Review: Hansal Mehta's upcoming detective drama The Buckingham Murders, which features Kareena Kapoor in the lead, had its grand premiere on the opening night of the MAMI Film Festival in Mumbai, which opened on Friday, October 27.

Kareena's sister and actor Karisma Kapoor who attended the premiere to support her, is all praise for her. The film is special as it also marks Kareena's new journey as a producer.

Karisma has always been her little sister's cheerleader, and this time was no different. Her review of the film makes us excited for the movie.

The Buckingham Murders early review

Showering love and praise on Kareena, the Raja Hindustani actor dropped a picture with her sister from the premiere night and requested her fans to watch Kareena's performance in the film.

On her Instagram page, Karisma wrote, "Always your biggest cheerleader. Can't wait for everyone to see what you have done in #TheBuckhinghamMurders (sic)."

On Saturday evening, Karisma shared a still of Kareena from the movie on Instagram Stories and hailed the entire team.

"What a gripping and gut wrenching film, Fabulous performance by the sister who had me in tears and such excellent performance by every cast member. Loved it. Congrats to the entire team #TheBuckinghamMurders (sic)," the actress wrote.

Earlier on Friday, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap also took to his Instagram Stories and praised The Buckingham Murders and said, "#KareenaKapoorKhan's best performance ever in this moody film about loss and grief and murder by @hansalmehta."

The film will directly premiere on Netflix. Its release date is yet to be announced.

About The Buckingham Murders

Co-produced by Ektaa Kapoor's Balaji Motion Pictures, The Buckingham Murders marks the first collaboration between Hansal Mehta and Kareena Kapoor. Set in London, the film revolves around Kareena's character, a detective and a working mother who is investigating a case.

The film also stars Ranveer Brar and is 80% in English and 20% in Hindi. Kareena's character is inspired by Kate Winslet's titular role in HBO's 2021 Emmy Award-winning show Mare of Easttown.