This could have been great but ended up being confusing. Even though it has good actors like Pankaj Tripathi, Brijendra Kala, Vijay Verma... the story is hard to follow, the editing feels rough, and the characters don't get enough depth.

The way the scenes are put together also feels messy. They jump around too much, which makes it hard to keep up with what's happening.

Casting is really good though. All talented actors, but their characters don't get enough attention. You don't really get to know them well, so it's hard to care about what happens to them. There is not backstory of Sara, Vijay or Tisca..It had the potential to be good, but it missed the mark. You might find some interesting parts, but they're overshadowed by choppy editing and loose screenplay.

Alot of people will give this film an average review bcoz it's is slow paced but that is on purpose, Indian audience are not used to it. Watch this film only if you liked killers of the moon flower. The characters are crazy entitled so you may not related to them and this film is just a guilty pleasure , sara did a fantastic job. The comedy is how shall I say it either you will like and relate to it or it will be completely miss for you this film is for a certain type audience that audience is not that big in India. Just get some wine intge evening with your partner and enjoy this movie. Chao.

Ordinary plot, ordinary dialogues, beaten to death characters trying to be funny which are everything else but funny, ensemble of bolly-wood socialites playing socialites, confused storytelling not being sure whether want to be a comedy, suspense, satire or what, just typical increasingly getting more crowded space of Netflix India pulp fiction and trying to sell by putting known bolly-wood actors actresses together, only saving grace is Pankaj Tripathi but with bad dialogues..

Talent doesn't guarantee quality and these kind of netflix flix are more of self-indulgence than art. Hard to understand why talented artists make such movies knowing fully well, it is so ordinary.