Though
a
novice,
director
Raju
Rajendra
Prasad
has
done
a
complete
justification
to
the
title
and
brought
out
a
film
in
a
novel
way.
Those
who
watch
horrors
and
thrillers
would
definitely
enjoy
the
film.
The
concept
in
itself
is
very
novel,
but
how
far
the
common
audiences
would
adjust
and
understand
the
film
is
doubtful.
The
speciality
of
the
film
is
that
it
has
no
songs
either
direct
or
in
the
background.
Another
surprising
point
to
note
is
that
there
is
not
even
a
single
dialogue
in
the
entire
first
half.
The
film
opens
with
a
murder
and
someone
dragging
the
dead
body.
Later,
the
audiences
find
a
write
up
–
After
an
hour
in
the
same
house
–
then
a
young
girl
Tulip
(Tulip
Joshi)
and
a
young
boy
Venkat
(Venkat)
keep
moving
here
and
there.
It
is
like
a
hide
and
seek
for
each
of
them.
Tulip
listens
to
a
sound
and
searches
for
the
one
who
caused
the
sound
and
same
is
the
case
with
Venkat.
The
telephone
rings
but
by
the
time
Tulip
or
Venkat
comes
to
the
place,
the
phone
stops
ringing.
Irked
over
the
phone
sound,
Tulip
keeps
it
aside,
then
Venkat
replaces
the
receiver.
Just
before
the
interval
bang
both
of
them
come
across
a
petty
thief
(Ali).
After
the
interval,
both
of
them
get
tied
to
each
other
by
the
thief,
who
asks
for
the
keys.
While
trying
to
open
an
almirah,
the
thief
finds
the
body
of
Asish
(Asish
Vidyarthi).
He
believes
that
either
Tulip
or
Venkat
has
murdered
him
but
both
feign
ignorance.
Somehow,
Tulip
convinces
the
thief
saying
that
she
can
not
kill
a
man.
At
this
juncture,
Venkat
gets
relief
and
tries
to
escape
from
the
place
only
to
find
a
police
officer
(Banarjee)
at
the
door.
Then
he
doubts
everyone
and
after
knowing
that
Venkat
has
come
to
the
place
to
buy
the
house
and
the
girl
has
come
there
to
hide
after
noticing
the
'For
Sale'
board
to
the
house,
as
her
parents
tries
to
get
her
married
against
her
wishes,
and
the
other
one
has
come
to
steal
something.
Then
they
find
another
body
of
a
girl
kept
in
a
fridge.
The
four
listen
to
the
sounds
again
and
all
go
in
search
of
the
person
who
is
making
sounds.
Finally,
Venkat
recollects
the
talk
he
had
with
Asish
and
goes
in
search
of
some
papers,
where
he
finds
the
suicide
note
of
Asish.
Then
the
entire
murder
mystery
unwinds.
Asish's
wife
has
an
illicit
contact
with
someone
and
as
Asish
loves
his
wife
so
much,
kills
her
in
a
fit
of
anger
and
commits
suicide.
The
film
ends
on
a
happy
note
after
getting
the
solution
behind
both
the
dead
bodies.
PLUS:
The
major
plus
point
in
the
film
is
the
background
music
scored
by
Raju
Rao.
The
music
elevated
the
thriller
tempo
all
through
the
first
half.
Except
the
sounds,
there
is
not
even
a
single
dialogue,
which
is
a
novel
experiment
by
the
director.
The
screenplay
is
so
compact
that
the
hero
and
heroine
of
the
film
move
in
the
same
house
without
the
knowledge
about
the
other.
Even,
in
the
second
half,
the
background
score
has
its
weight
with
a
little
drama
between
the
characters.
The
entire
film
revolves
around
the
hero
and
heroine
in
the
first
half
and
two
more
characters
enter
the
scene
in
the
second
half.
Asish
Vidyarthi
and
Lata
Sabharwal
appear
in
a
few
scenes
while
unwinding
the
murder
mystery.
Though
Venkat,
who
had
already
faced
camera
for
some
films
earlier,
has
done
the
role
with
ease,
Tulip
Joshi
has
done
justice
to
her
role.
MINUS:
Those
who
has
an
experience
to
watch
films
of
thriller
and
horror
genre
could
digest
the
first
half
of
the
film.
But
for
normal
audiences,
it
appears
boring,
with
the
hero
and
heroine
playing
hide
and
seek
and
always
opening
the
doors
of
bathroom
and
moving
here
and
there.
The
second
half
also
almost
similar,
though
there
is
some
kind
of
drama
between
the
hero,
heroine,
thief
and
the
police.
Absence
of
comedy,
songs
and
entertainment
value
may
prove
costly
for
the
producers.
REMARKS:
Producers
need
to
be
complimented
for
allowing
the
director
to
experiment
with
their
money.
No
doubt,
the
concept
is
novel
and
the
taking
is
excellent
with
breath-taking
scenes,
such
films
may
not
be
commercially
viable
and
of
course,
chances
are
there
that
the
film
might
prove
hit
after
a
good
mouth-publicity.
The
artistes
are
also
limited
in
number
and
the
entire
film
has
been
shot
in
a
house.
Moreover,
in
the
absence
of
songs
and
lavish
sets
behind,
the
film
might
have
been
completed
with
a
limited
budget.
As
a
whole,
none
of
the
audiences,
would
not
dare
to
move
from
their
seats
as
the
director
maintained
good
tempo
and
suspense
for
a
major
part
of
the
movie.
Cast:
Venkat,
Tulip
Joshi,
Ali,
Asish
Vidyarthi,
Benarjee
and
Lata
Sabharwal
Credits:
Story
–
K
Anand,
Camera
–
S.
Arunkumar,
Music
and
re-recording
–
Raju
Rao,
Producers
–
Satish
Paul
Raj
and
Abraham
Kalavakuri,
Screenplay,
dialogues
and
direction
–
Raju
Rajendra
Prasad.
Banner:
Sapara
Art
Pictures
Released
on:
June
28,
2008