But, like her peers, even she appears wooden and inept in her performance." "Pakistani actress Sara Loren, who wears the key to the secret, is undoubtedly gorgeous, and flaunts her perfect body. Even the make-up isn’t natural, making a weak Aditi appear more clownish than deprived. But, she isn’t constant, and therein lies the trouble. Even her unique sense of humour is endearing. She sensitively captures her vulnerability without going over the top. He’s hardly the player, he wants us to believe he is.Īditi Rao Hydari, on the other hand, attempts to paint Roshini in varied shades. His absurd hairstyle, unsure body language and tacky costumes don’t match with his wealthy image. Randeep Hooda, despite being hugely talented, appears awkward and uninterested as the snazzy photographer. Performances by the leading trio isn’t anything to write home about. While ‘Murder’ was based on ‘Unfaithful’, ‘Murder 2’ was influenced by ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ and South Korean thriller ‘The Chaser’. What it does share with the other films in the disjointed franchise, is that all three movies are inspired from Hollywood blockbusters.
A secret is all this one uncovers in the end."
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It would’ve, in fact, fit perfectly in the ‘Raaz’ series that the Bhatt brothers produce.
"Despite the obvious reference in the title, ‘Murder 3’, does not fit with its predecessors. His new love story too hits a roadblock after his ladylove suspects his mansion is haunted after experiencing some eerie activities.ĭivulging anything more would be giving away the suspense of ‘Murder 3’. Vikram’s quick change of heart tips off the police officers into distrusting his intentions, but there’s nothing to prove he has blood on his hands. They hit it off, and she immediately moves in to his palatial house. He mourns her loss for a few days, but quickly forgets and finds solace in a sultry bar-girl Nisha. He doesn’t pay any heed to the allegations, and continues to look out for her. They, in turn, wear a constant scowl and suspect him instead. He suspects something’s amiss, and instantly informs the cops.
She suspects his infidelity and eventually, leaves him without a trace.Īll she leaves behind is a video ‘farewell’ message. Vikram moves from Cape Town to Mumbai, with his pretty, architect girlfriend Roshini in tow, only to find his life turned topsy-turvy. ‘Murder 3’ tracks the life of a famed Mumbai photographer as his life gets twisted and turned when he’s unable to muster the courage to control his roving eye. "He might’ve the backing of his famous, filmmaker uncles, but that doesn’t compensate for his ineffectiveness and lack of insight.Īnd chances that most people have access to good international cinema, like ‘The Hidden Face’, could further dampen his efforts if any." The mediocre production value, innumerable sound tracks and a lengthy screenplay further slows down the pace of the film.Īlthough debutant director, and star kid, Vishesh Bhatt picks a not-so-ancient ambitious thriller to spin off his magic on, he visibly lacks the acumen to execute a suspense drama. If anything, it does turn, unintentionally, comical at times. Despite a gripping plot, that’s legally borrowed from Colombian movie ‘The Hidden Face’, the lack of cinematic clarity and any impactful performances, makes ‘Murder 3’ a clumsy thriller.
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