Nice act by Radhika Apte. Review on Phobia

Radhika Apte plays Mehek, a n artist whose agoraphobia is triggered when she's molested by a taxi driver one lonely night. Now she cant get herself to even cross the front door of her house, much to the chagrin of her elder sister played by Nivedita Battacharya, a single mother whose young son is traumatised by his change in his aunt. A family friend, Satyadeep Mishra, suggested that perhaps Mehekwould better of facing her Phobia alone and shifts her to another flat.

There she finds a diary belonging to the earlier tenant, an airhostess, who has misteriously gone missing. she begins having vision about the airhostess. It doesnt helps when she finds out that the airhostess architect boyfriend living next door has anger issues. How she fuctuates between real and the imaginary and how she conquers her phobia forms the crux of the story.

All the technical fitness in the world cant save the film if the performers fall short. Thankfully, that isn't the case. Satyadeep Mishra is good as the guy who is friendzoned and want to get out of it. Ankur Vikal makes an impact as the creepy next door neighbour, as does Yashshwini Dayama, the chirpy girl whoo believes in Mehek and helps herfind closer. But everything aside, its Radhika Apte's film all the way. The dusky beuty is in the control of every scene. Her histrionics alone is worth the price of the ticket.