Blind Game Review: Generously Use The Fast Forward Button For This Arjun Rampal, Priyamani 'Thriller'
Blind Game Director: Sangeeth Sivan Cast: Arjun Rampal, Priyamani Where : Z5 Rating: 1 star Blind Game is about a suspended cop Sikander Singh (Arjun Rampal) who is on the hunt for missing cash, and is a Hindi adaptation of the Malayalam thriller 7th Day (2014). Rampal meets two youngsters in Manali, who are on the run from the “most dangerous criminal in Southeast Asia,” called David…
Blind Game is a Hindi adaptation of the Malayalam thriller 7th Day (2014), featuring Arjun Rampal as a suspended cop named Sikander Singh. The film follows Sikander as he chases missing cash, assisted by two youthful runaways in Manali, who are evading a dangerous criminal known only as David Walter Williams. The audience struggles to understand the story and its progression, as the film fails to provide clarity on what direction it will take.
One of the film's redeeming factors is the opening performance by Esha Deol, who addresses her snobbish reputation and reveals why she never minded being perceived that way. However, the overall movie is difficult to endure due to the lack of direction and purpose. The acting performances are not impressive, with Arjun Rampal appearing disinterested in his role, Priyamani performing adequately but caught in an uninteresting plot, and Akash Makhija's standout villain performance likely regretting his choice of roles moving forward.
In conclusion, Blind Game is a thriller that desperately needs its "fast forward" button. With no clear storyline or compelling characters, it is a film best left unwatched.
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