WHO SAYS IT'S BAD?. Review on 8 X 10 Tasveer Movie

After the film was awfully battered by critics through their discouraging reviews, I resolved to see8x10 tasveeras I was sure it was not as bad as it was being projected to be .I compelled my friend to accompany me to the cinema hall . I was seriously petrified as if the film turned out to be bad I was going to receive all odd remarks from her. And then the film started with an assortment of heroic stunts by the protagonist cop Jai(Akshay Kumar) and the gorgeous cinematography added to the feat. Jai, is the son of a well heeled, affluent Canadian businessman and is born with a supernatural power of visiting the past moments by the means of photographs . He uses this paranormal power to unravel the questions and reveal the realities of various tribulations of people who unhesitatingly approach him for help. However, Jai's *interests are anything but his father's business and thus he establishes his own organisation based on *Environmental protection. *In the meanwhile, Jai comes across a huge mystery and with all determination and endeavour sets out to decipher the truth .Thus begins his journey of thrill, action and suspense. Is he successful or does he fail defectively is a thing to watch for.

The film is well- directed and minor flaws can be effortlessly overlooked. The renowned director Nagesh Kukonoor executed the project well even though the storyline is not his usual forte. The mediocre performances of the cast may disappoint you but if the protagonists are good- looking acting - skills can be easily neglected, isn't it? The smooth co-ordination between the striking locations and flawless cinematography is breathtaking. The background scores were fairly composed . The climax of the movie was also very positive paradoxical to the much -hyped comments of the media. To conclude with the film was overally good and a smart way to spend two hours of your weekend!