Beeper

Typical Bollywood, hundreds of continuity errors, so I blame the director and editor. The acting was not bad, but not good. The twist in the plot was good, but not believable. So if someone tells you they can see everything inside your hotel room, wouldn't check for hidden cameras? That was just dumb. The action scenes were fast, some good, but not believable. Harvey Keitel keeping up running with the main actor? Not hardly. I did like the tour of a metro India area, but too many dumb mistakes. One thing all travelers are warned about, do not give money to beggars, yet this guy does that, exposes his wallet when his only priority should be his son. This is India, so why would a ripped pocket be worth all the money he had on him plus his jacket? Why would his watch and wallet be worth a single phone call when he was answering, not making a call, just dumb. They do not charge for received calls in India. You have to be half blind not to see all the mistakes.

Mystery-thriller. A convoluted plot that goes through many twists and turns. It wouldn't have been as good without Harvey Keitel!Worth a watch, probably, more than once.

I knew it was not a first run movie, but Harvey Keitel is always one to watch. My problem was the on-screen formatting was terrible. I tried full screen, and other modes but nothing helped. At times the tops of heads were cut off when in close quarters. Also some CC was fine and other instances it was located about half off the bottom of the screen. Picture quality certainly was poor as well. I still watched it as the idea for the plot was interesting.

I gave it 20 mins. The quality of the playback was bad (too close up, bad color blotches which were distracting). The acting was bad. The storyline was going to be bad...I just know it! I'm not going to waste any more time on this.

Really good movie, with twists you won't expect. Nail-biter!

A Bollywood film shot in metropolitan India. Odd plot-twisty story revolving around a kidnapped child (who is only seen in the beginning and end). It doesn't have any of the artistry usually associated with Harvey Keitel... It has an obligatory car chase and drugs and money-bag confusions tied together by the protagonist persistently trying to get his son back by trying to figure out who he might be able to trust. If you just want some Indian atmosphere for a change, it's OK if you lower your expectations a bit.

Liked the tension and views of another country. What it must be like to have a kidnapping happen outside of USA.

I like Harvey Keitel, but this movie was a bit cheesy. ;)