Kush Sinha’s directorial debut ‘Nikita Roy’ takes into the world of fear, where fear is not just an excuse to intimidate, but a means of thinking. The film shows the trap of superstition, the weaknesses of the society and the complications of human mind in the manner that keeps you tied with the story. The film is completely different from the showy fear that often appears in horror films, here is hidden behind the fear scene, which gradually makes a place in your mind.
The story begins with the character of Arjun Rampal, whose life is surrounded by an invisible danger. That danger does not come from something sudden intimidation, but a silent fear, which gradually increases heart beats. As the story progresses, threads of mystery and fear get entangled in each other and you find yourself in the grip of the same fear.
The real life of this film is the role of Sonakshi Sinha. She has become a girl who voices against false babas and superstitions. But when the same game descends in her life, she herself gets entangled in the same maze. Sonakshi has made this character so effective with her expressions and strict acting that you feel her pain and fear.
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Suhail Nayyar, who is part of Sonakshi’s past, adds essential emotional layers to the story. His presence brings such an emotional aspect in the story that makes a feeling of humanity amidst fear. His character is small, but his effect in the story is deep.
Paresh Rawal plays the role of that kind of Baba in this film, which is hidden a deep cunning behind peace. Paresh Rawal’s acting has made this character so strong that his scenes create more discomfort than fear. He has proved that there is no need to do much to spread fear, just a cold smile is enough.
The most special thing in the direction of Kush Sinha is his thinking, he did not resort to cheap tactics to make this film horror. He put the story in front of him, without scaring more than necessary, but every moment you kept you with the story. This is a cruel and intelligent direction of him, which takes the film to a different point.
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Pawan Kripalani’s story and magnificent cinematography has created the right atmosphere in this film. The camera movement, lighting and sound have created the atmosphere that makes the story more effective. The hard work of the producers is seen in every frame that the film is technically as strong as the content.
‘Nikita Roy’ is one of the films that are made to make it not just scared, but forced to think. This film raises the question whether we get so easily trapped in superstition? Are every Baba or Guru really what they see? If you want to see not just horror in thriller films, a right message and true story, ‘Nikita Roy’ is perfect for you.
Film: Nikita Roy
Director: Kush Sinha
Cast: Sonakshi Sinha, Paresh Rawal, Arjun Rampal, Suhail Nayar
Time: 116 minutes
Rating: 4/5