Story
The Pune habitant Akash (Ayushmann), who is a Piano maestro, meets Sophie (Radhika Apte) all at once. Sophie recommends Akash to play the Piano in her father’s restaurant. This brings the duo closer. One day, Akash meets a veteran actor Pramod Sinha (Anil Dhawan) who wants to surprise his wife Simi (Tabu) on their anniversary and for that, he calls in Akash to play the instrument on the occasion. Something horrible occurs then which puts everyone into a deep trouble.
Screenplay and Dialogues
Penned by four writers; Sriram Raghavan, Arijit Biswas, Pooja Ladha Surti and Yogesh Chandekar, the script is undoubtedly gripping, especially the first part and climax when you keep on wondering what is lurking behind the bush.
The second half is slightly overstretched and repetitions burden the momentum built in the first half. However, the adept narrative by Sriram Raghavan grabs the haft once again before it could glissade from his catch.
Dialogues are realistic yet influential. They add freshness to the whole conversation you witness on the screen.
Direction
Every scene is deftly-fabricated in Andhadhun and challenges your cognizant competence to get a hold of it. He doesn’t show you much and leaves you in vacuum to understand and comprehend the rest and that is the glory of his narrative.
Why Should I Watch?
Such films are only for those who loves plunging into depths and definitely not for the ones who find it hard to stretch their brain a little.
Animals 
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