Nikita Roy Early Review & Rating: Sonakshi Delivers A Powerful Performance In Brother Kussh Sinha's Debut Film

Nikita Roy Early Review: Sonakshi Sinha is all over the headlines lately and rightfully so. After all, the gorgeous diva, who recently celebrated her first wedding anniversary with Zaheer Iqbal, is coming with her first theatrical release post wedding. We are talking about Nikita Roy which is supernatural thriller. To note, Nikita Roy also features Paresh Rawal, Arjun Rampal, and Suhail Nayyar in the lead. Interestingly, the movie marks the directorial debut of Sonakshi's brother Kussh Sinha.

To note, Sonakshi Sinha plays the titular role of Nikita Roy who along with Arjun Rampal is on a quest to the true intentions of an renowned exorcist (played by Paresh Rawal) who is said help possessed women with exorcism. Marking as Sonakshi's first collaboration with Arjun Rampal, Nikita Roy has been grabbing eyeballs with its intriguing trailer. And now, we have got our hands on the censorship review of the film

Nikita Roy Early Review & Rating

Taking to social media, actor-model Kuldeep Gadhvi gave Nikita Roy 4 stars and called it a smashing film. He wrote, "Watched censor screening film Nikita Roy..what a smashing film. The way Kussh S Sinha has directed supernatural horror is totally phenomenal.. The story, screenplay, dialogues, cinematography, writing of the film is top notch. 1 hour 54 minutes of the film are worth it. The film keeps you hooked from the beginning to end. Sonakshi Sinha played her character in an excellent way, her hard work, her personality, her style of speaking dialogues is powerful. Paresh Rawal helps those who are troubled by supernatural. what a wonderful job he has done. he is a legend. Overall, Nikita Roy this is a baap lable supernatural horror film. This is Kussh's first film but I must say that he has made a fun film.

Interestingly, Nikita Roy will be having a box office clash with Kajol starrer Maa. Talking about the same, Sonakshi told PTI, "It's so cool that we've two films led by women that are releasing side by side. That's like a step in the right direction, and, amazingly, it's happening. And there's room for everyone. Both are different films, and we wish them well. It's like a good, healthy competition".