Review of movie Kissebaaz

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Rating:2/5

Harsh (Rahul Bagga) is a small-town Romeo, who is head-over-heels in love with desi belle Naina (Anupriya Goenka) and it is this selfless love for his beloved that pushes him to go to extreme lengths and even transform into a vindictive person. And upon realising that Shukla and Pandey are beastly by nature, he formulates a plan that the duo fall right into without much delay. 

Director Annant Jaaitpaal's political drama-turned-revenge saga is one long and painful movie about passionate love and the repercussions of it; cliche and boring. The actors - ranging from veterans like Pankaj Tripathi to novices like Anupriya Goenka - have rendered good performances as village rustics, but the story is so bland that even their acting chops couldn't save the film from sinking. 

The script is haphazard and the writers have rambled quite a bit, and even after serving a 123 minutes long movie, the film leaves us with more questions than answers: Like how does a stranger assume someone's identity in that person's own hometown and get away with it? Why has the protagonist's profession been presented in a mysterious fashion if it does not contribute towards pushing the story forward.