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| Movie Name : |
Shuruaat Ka Twist
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| Cinema Type : |
Bollywood
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| Release Date : |
31-May-2019( 5 years, 160 days ago)
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| Directed By : |
Praveen Fernandes, Hanish Kalia, Heena Dsouza, Sanjiv Kishinchandani, Avalokita, Gaurav Mehra |
| Production House : |
NA |
| Genre : |
Drama |
| Lead Role : |
Chunky Panday, Amit Sial, Pramod Pathak, Neena Gupta,
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Rating:3.5/5
There is always more to a story than meets the eye. Shuruaat ka twist decodes that aspect of stories and storytelling through six unique short films made across genres. The shorts are made by a bunch of new directors. Some of them have been mentored by Raju Hirani, Raj Kumar Gupta, Amit Masurkar & Vikramaditya Motwane.
While a few stories truly stick to the theme and manage to leave the desired impact within their limited duration, some drag and fail to strike a chord.
Parveen Fernandes’ Tap Tap starring Chunky Panday tells the story of a has-been music director, who is a shadow of his former self. His last shot at reviving his glorious past is interrupted by a constant tapping sound from an upstairs apartment. What follows is a clever twist to the tale that tickles your imagination. Crisp and cathartic, Tap Tap is an interesting blend of suspense, redemption, failure and introspection. It’s refreshing to see Chunky Panday doing ample justice to a non-comedy character which courageously shows a mirror to his real self. Gaurav Malani’s dialogues are provocative and filmy but never over the top, which works.
Unable to sleep, a patient seeks help of a psychiatrist who believes fear cannot take life. Things change when the tables turn. Hanish Kalia’s psychological thriller Khauff, starring the talented Amit Sial stands out for its terrific acting, concept (fear of death) and brilliant sound effects. This one clearly takes the cake when it comes to the sound department, psychological tension and jump scares. Khauff keeps you on the edge of your seat.