Half way through the film one starts disliking what one liked about the film at the beginning. The background score leitmotifs are used so often that one is fatigued halfway through. The score is well composed but overused. Most of the cast are well known actors and here they have very little to do except for play cool cats. Rajkumar and Huma's performances is being appreciated by many but it is these two actors who take down the film a few notches lower than what it would have struck with other actors. Rajkumar plays the same guy in every second film so one is just used to him behaving that way. Huma is clearly an actor with limitations and is unable to add the amount of enigma needed for the character. At one point the twists and turns start to bore you, one is not even interested in the whodunit because clearly the filmmaker will just fill in the time with some predictable twists, averagely funny jokes, etc. Till its the end and the mystery is unravelled. One is surprised because the filmmaker's last movie was relatively better thought out and structured. The Indian film standard has always been very poor and the even the remotely average is held up as being exceptional. Just like for most Indians the biggest movie is Sholay, a film that plagiarises scenes, music, plot, etc from well known Sergio Leone classics. AT the very least this film needed five more sessions of writing the script. Yes, it's a premature script!