Could have been so much better, but just horrible dialog delivery and weak in its execution. Gives the plot too early and is very predictable

Could have been so much better, but just horrible dialog delivery and weak in its execution. Gives the plot too early and is very predictable

questionable in the beginning but sums it up all in the end but still some questionable threads.

sanjay mishra ka alag hi drishyam chalra h fr

questionable in the beginning but sums it up all in the end but still some questionable threads.

sanjay mishra ka alag hi drishyam chalra h fr

Drishyam ft. Sanjay Mishra, Neena Gupta
It’s a well-made sequel that works like a prequel, with a story that stays engaging even when it takes its time. The film gives equal importance to the leads and supporting cast, and the performances are consistently strong throughout. Sanjay Mishra is quiet but powerful. The romance between Neena Gupta and Sanjay Mishra is surprisingly cute and adds warmth to the narrative.
The editing and pacing stay tight, and the screenplay gradually builds momentum before delivering a satisfying climax. The decision to hold back major reveals until the end works really well, unlike the first movie, where the incident was shown more linearly. Films like this deserve praise for strong writing and great performances, and it’s rare to see someone cast such iconic actors in lead roles. The supporting cast is equally impressive, with Kumud Mishra nailing it as always. It’s also great to see fresh faces like Amitt Singh, Akshay Dogra, Yogita Bihani, and Akanksha Ojha give good performances.
Overall, watch it for the performances and the story.

Drishyam ft. Sanjay Mishra, Neena Gupta
It’s a well-made sequel that works like a prequel, with a story that stays engaging even when it takes its time. The film gives equal importance to the leads and supporting cast, and the performances are consistently strong throughout. Sanjay Mishra is quiet but powerful. The romance between Neena Gupta and Sanjay Mishra is surprisingly cute and adds warmth to the narrative.
The editing and pacing stay tight, and the screenplay gradually builds momentum before delivering a satisfying climax. The decision to hold back major reveals until the end works really well, unlike the first movie, where the incident was shown more linearly. Films like this deserve praise for strong writing and great performances, and it’s rare to see someone cast such iconic actors in lead roles. The supporting cast is equally impressive, with Kumud Mishra nailing it as always. It’s also great to see fresh faces like Amitt Singh, Akshay Dogra, Yogita Bihani, and Akanksha Ojha give good performances.
Overall, watch it for the performances and the story.