Dhokha - Round the corner @ 23 Nov 2022

 The Madhavan starrer movie revolves around the hostage of a single lady (his wife played by Khushali Kumar). Infact 60 percent of the movie has the lady in the frame. The marriage is in shambles which one comes to know in the beginning frames. The story takes a turn when a terrorist finds way to their residence.

There are some minor plots involving the police, medical issues and ransom. Basis the plot and the acting, the rating would be 6.5 / 10.



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