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Agyaat - Movie Review |
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| A film that might entertain without scaring you |
| By Nikhil Kumar |
| Fri, Aug 07, 2009 16:21:16 GMT |
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Must say Ramu chose a very good location for the film. A dense jungle with only streams of light peeping in from above the treetops and all the strange noises of animals of the wild combine together to make an apt background for the film. If only the actors could live up to the ambience. Priyanka Kothari mostly wears two expressions on her face - sensuous and scared. Nitin is perhaps the only actor who delivers a credible performance. The rest mostly end up hamming.
But more annoying than performances is the background score (Amar Mohile) that gets blaring to the point of clearing your ear of all the darned wax. The item song at the very start of the film isn’t much of a gem.
‘Agyaat’ doesn’t exactly keep you on the edge of your seat. Yes, there are a few scenes (mostly when the anticipation of what’s going to happen is building up) that give you goose flesh. But mostly, the so-called scary scenes end up making you smile rather than sending a shiver down your spine.
So, it’s entertaining, at least.
Rating: *1/2
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