Paresh Rawal delivers a masterclass performance as the antagonist, Mr. Khan. Known widely for his comedic roles, Rawal completely shifts gears here to portray a cold, calculating, and menacing mastermind. His calm demeanor contrasted with his ruthless demands creates an intense atmosphere of dread. Rajeev Khandelwal as Vivaan Agasthi
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The film manages to keep the audience guessing about the ultimate motive of Mr. Khan, making it a compelling watch from start to finish. His calm demeanor contrasted with his ruthless demands
The film questions whether justice can be achieved outside the legal system, forcing the protagonists to pay for their past actions in a brutal, live-streamed reality game.
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