Table No.21 Review | Rajeev Khandelwal | Paresh Rawal | Tena Desae
- 7 years ago
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A loving couple on a vacation to Fiji is offered the chance of a lifetime....an opportunity to win a whopping sum of Rs. 21 crores if they participate in a game. This is the premise of 'Table No. 21', which released this weekend.
Starring Paresh Rawal, Rajeev Khandelwal and Tena Desae, the film boasts of good cinematography and some fast-paced chills and thrills. Khandelwal and Desae are good enough though it is Rawal as the mysterious billionaire Mr. Khan, who takes the cake with his 'bad guy' act.
The film is visually appealing and the director doesn't waste much time exploring the romance between the couple before getting to the meat of the matter. The game designed for the couple is interesting enough and will keep you on the edge of the seat, as you keep guessing about what would come next. However, on the flip side, the climax is somewhat predictable and seems incomplete.
The film also has a strong message to give and viewers looking for a thriller would certainly not be disappointed with this fare
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A loving couple on a vacation to Fiji is offered the chance of a lifetime....an opportunity to win a whopping sum of Rs. 21 crores if they participate in a game. This is the premise of 'Table No. 21', which released this weekend.
Starring Paresh Rawal, Rajeev Khandelwal and Tena Desae, the film boasts of good cinematography and some fast-paced chills and thrills. Khandelwal and Desae are good enough though it is Rawal as the mysterious billionaire Mr. Khan, who takes the cake with his 'bad guy' act.
The film is visually appealing and the director doesn't waste much time exploring the romance between the couple before getting to the meat of the matter. The game designed for the couple is interesting enough and will keep you on the edge of the seat, as you keep guessing about what would come next. However, on the flip side, the climax is somewhat predictable and seems incomplete.
The film also has a strong message to give and viewers looking for a thriller would certainly not be disappointed with this fare