Rahasya

Wish they'd rather made a documentary on real events than making a documentary inspired from real events. It's primarily comedy (unintentionally for most part) than suspense/thriller/mystery. It uses the conventional whodunit formula when it comes to identifying the perpetrator, i.e. the one who seems most innocent is actually the guilty one. I can understand fair usage of cinematic liberty, but what kind of cop would go unarmed to chase a suspect? Director seems to be an amateur. Skip-able.

Almost like a ITV/BBC TV-mystery, except it's Indian. A Hindi murder case Agatha Christie-style with a gathering of suspects at the end. Enjoyable, but I didn't feel it gained the suspense level it had the potential of reaching. But definitely not the worst time spent in front of the TV.