Movie Review: INCOGNITO by FENIL SETA
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Posted by Fenil Seta
Incognito is a recently released short film presented by Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane. The film's name gives some idea of what it touches upon. The subject is unique and very gripping, and director Ravi Muppa captivates audiences despite minimal dialogue. The film is 25 minutes long, but the viewer doesn't feel bored, and the interest level doesn't drop even for a second. The film gets tense in the climax and even though one might predict the outcome, it still makes for a gripping watch. However, the very final scene is abrupt, and one wishes something more had happened.
Speaking of performances, Vikram Singh is superb and conveys a lot through his eyes. Dev Chauhan and Ayushi Nema also make their presence felt.
The work of the crew is exemplary, and special mention should go to Azim Moollan's cinematography. Certain frames are fixed, yet they manage to capture a lot. Mathew Job's background score enhances the tension.
Speaking of performances, Vikram Singh is superb and conveys a lot through his eyes. Dev Chauhan and Ayushi Nema also make their presence felt.
The work of the crew is exemplary, and special mention should go to Azim Moollan's cinematography. Certain frames are fixed, yet they manage to capture a lot. Mathew Job's background score enhances the tension.
All in all, Incognito is worth watching for its plot and treatment.
My rating - **** out of 5!
My rating - **** out of 5!
Incognito is available on the brand-new, shorts-exclusive YouTube channel ‘Oh Flip Shorts’, backed by producer Ranjan Singh and curated by Kashyap. LINK BELOW
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