There is enough twists and turns to keep yourself entertained for the 2 hours duration this movie boasts. I feel this was the right amount of movie, any more and we would have had an over-explained disaster that leaves nothing for the audience. Any less, it would've simply become bait for part-2. Something that I have come to hate.

I do have a gripe that this was not released in the theatres. It definitely seems like a movie worth watching in the big 8K screen surrounded by brilliant speakers that enhance every twist with the subtle bg tracks!

About the movie, like other whodunnits, it starts with a murder, only here, it has a cascading effect on various people. It's entertaining to find out who did what and what happened to them. Using Netflix regular cast was also pretty nice. It felt like there exists a "Netflixverse" (or maybe "Vasnverse") where some actors crossweave their stories with others. Like, having Radhika Madan be the one who discovers the body and obviously Radhika Apte ... wait a minute. 2 Radhikas. Hmm... Vasan!

It's a good movie! Watch it, I'm glad to wash down the garbage that was Brahmastra with this. Cheers!