Writer: Ashraf Nasser

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Watch this if you liked: "Ombak Rindu" & "Sembilu"

The Good, the Bad and the Karma:

The film is a decent attempt by director N.S. Krishna for his first ever Malay movie. Although the plot is kind of cliched, but it is still considered watchable as it has its attraction in terms of the cast and cinematography.

The performance given by the two main cast, Shiqin Kamal and Erwin Shah still needs a lot more improvement, but the dedication and effort that they put in the film are definitely worth the applause.

Even though both Awie and Erra Fazira only act as the supporting cast, it is undeniably a fact that they are the main attraction of the film.

Not to mention, that their performance are on a whole new level compared to the main cast which is not very surprising considering that their experience in the industry and the wonderful chemistry between the two of them.

Their acting in this film would bring back the nostalgic memory of the popular Malay film, "Sembilu", which they co-starred in together.

Furthermore, the film has great cinematography and great shots of beautiful locations in India.

Look Out For

• The scene where the cast sing and dance to a Bollywood style Malay song.

Trivia

• The film was shot in Malaysia, Australia and India.


Cinema Online, 05 April 2016