Gaslight Review | Vikrant Massey and Chitrangada Singh impressed the audience, Sara Ali Khan failed

Gaslight Movie Review: Just the thought of a suspense film that revolves around a murder mystery and has a scary twist will leave fans of the thriller genre fuming with excitement. But, Sara Ali Khan, Vikrant Massey and Chitrangada Singh’s film is proof that even this stimulating mix of the best elements may not deliver a edgy thriller. Director Pawan Kripalani, known for delivering the horror film Ragini MMS and the psychological thriller Phobia, does a mediocre job this time.

Sara Ali Khan plays the lead role of ‘Princess’ Misha, who returns to Mayagarh palace 15 years after her traumatic experience with her mother Gayatri. His ‘daata’ (father), Ratan Singh Gaikwad, is now married to homemaker Rukmini, played by Chitrangada Singh. During her stay at the haveli, Misha experiences strange occurrences akin to paranormal activity, and through a campaign of false accusations, fabricated memories and blatant denial, renders her emotionally fragile and on the verge of losing her mind. goes. Vikrant is a close aide of Massey sahib, who helps in discovering the truth of the princess. The ‘circle of suspicion’ widens in the process as the pair uncover dark secrets involving Rani Sa Rukmini, Superintendent of Police Ashok Tanwar (played by Rahul Dev) and Akshay Oberoi’s Rana Jai ​​Singh.

Not just Sara Ali Khan, Vikrant Massey and Chitrangada Singh shine on screen. The charming Vikrant Massey is brilliant as the estate manager Kapil. Similarly, Chitrangada Singh is intense as Rukmini. Both are plotting and keep you hooked with their smooth acting. Fans loved the starrer, especially Sara Ali Khan’s acting. The Kedarnath actress plays a soulful role.