Oriol Paulo's story (also the original writer of THE INVISIBLE GUEST) is quite impressive and unlike other murder mysteries. What happens next forms the rest of the film. She reveals that the murder of Arjun has something to do with the disappearance of a young man from a small town of Aviemore named Sunny Kaur. Upon talking to Naina and insisting that she tell him the truth, a lot of skeletons tumble out of her closet. Badal reaches the residence of Naina and he begins his own investigation. Hence he hires expert defence attorney Badal Gupta (Amitabh Bachchan) to ensure she doesn’t have to go to jail. Naina's lawyer Jimmy Punjabi (Manav Kaul) realises that it’s a tricky situation.
Witnesses outside the room confirmed that nobody came out of the room. But the preliminary investigations revealed that the room was locked from inside. She claims a third person was present who carried out the murder and even hurt her on the forehead. All evidences are against Naina since she was the only one in the hotel room where Arjun was killed. Her life turns around when she’s accused of murdering her lover, Arjun Joseph (Tony Luke). Naina Sethi (Taapsee Pannu) is a successful businesswoman in London and married with a daughter. So does BADLA manage to emerge as an entertaining and shocking fare? Or does it fail to entice? Let’s analyse.īADLA is the story of a murder accused trying to prove her innocence. What has also added to the curiosity is that it reunites the actors of the much-loved courtroom drama PINK – Amitabh Bachchan and Taapsee Pannu – and that it is a remake of the much loved Spanish suspense thriller, THE INVISIBLE GUEST. As a result, the expectations are naturally high for his latest directorial venture, BADLA. KAHAANI, directed by Sujoy Ghosh, is one of the best films in this category. When it comes to Hindi cinema, very few such films are made out of which only a handful are memorable. A genre where Bollywood has lagged whereas the Western movie industry has progressed by leaps and bounds is the suspense.
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