Wajah Tum Ho is a romantic thriller starring Sana Khan and Sharman Joshi along with Rajniesh Duggal. We are hooked on to thrills on TV and need something more and new everyday to keep us glued to the screen. Wajah Tum Ho is a serial killer, suspense thriller that will keep you engaged, most of the time. Checkout our Wajah Tum Ho Review and share your thoughts on the movie.
Wajah Tum Ho Cast
The shooting for the movie written by Sameer Arora began in May 2016 and was completed within five months, at break-neck speed. The title of the movie comes from a song in Hate Story 3, which was also directed by Vishal Pandya.
Wajah Tum Ho (2016)
Director: Vishal Pandya
Cast: Sharman Joshi, Sana Khan, Gurmeet Choudhary
Wajah Tum Ho Story
The movie opens with abduction and murder of a corrupt police officer on live TV.
So we have Rahul (Rajniesh Duggal) who owns a TV channel and is desperate to increase his channel viewership. Gurmeet Chaoudhary is the prosecution lawyer who believes that recent crimes and the live TV murder is a stunt that Rahul has pulled to boost his channels fortune. A thought echoes by Inspector Kabir (Sharman Joshi). The only one who believes Rahul is his legal aide Siya.
Now it is up to inspector Kabir to find clues to establish Rahul as the perpetrator. But the incidents that follow absolves him of the crime and introduces new suspects.
Wajah Tum Ho Review
I will start with the good. The movie has a very good story and holds your attention most of the time. The screenplay ensures enough twists and turns that will keep you engaged, in spite of all the flaws in the movie.
As was evident from the trailer the script fails miserably and brings it down. Sharman Joshi does a decent job, but his overacting in snippets and poor, cliched dialogues makes his character of a sharp, honest police officer weak. The movie also packs four songs in the short 130 min running time, most of which happen in imaginary sequences and have the characters stripping down. The movie could have done without the excessive sensuality.
For all the interesting twists and turns, the end is too melodramatic. I cannot talk more about the flaws without giving away the killer so you will have to suffice with vague references. The director seems confused about what he wanted the movie to be. An emotional revenge-drama, a serial killing thriller, or an intense murder mystery?
In an attempt to put all the commercial aspects and filmy masala, the movie loses the punch that the story could have with meaningful dialogues and better performances.
P.S. You can spot the killer in the first introduction of the character, if you look closely.
MovieRecipe Verdict: A good story with enough twists and turns brought down by poor dialogues and a melodramatic ending.
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