Dial 1975 Movie Review:

The full story behind Kay Kay Menon and Kirti Kulhari's new crime thriller.

A story set during the 1975 Emergency

The story revolves around a powerful leader who orders a secret wireless phone from Germany.

A deal was struck, and the scramble began.

The atmosphere becomes tense when a deal involving a wireless phone and money goes sour. Ex-servicemen Govind (Kay Kay Menon) and Prakash (Pravesh Rana) set out in search of the phone and the tape. The police, criminals, and middlemen all join the race.

Kay Kay Menon: As always, he commands attention with his intense acting.

Period Look: The atmosphere and visual setup of the 1970s have been portrayed brilliantly. Unique Concept: The idea for a thriller based on India's first wireless phone is quite interesting.

A weak screenplay spoiled the show.

* Pacing: At times, the storytelling feels extremely slow and convoluted. * Underdeveloped characters: The backgrounds of the main characters are not adequately fleshed out. * Lack of suspense: Despite being a thriller, the suspense fails to remain consistent.

Critics' Opinion and Rating (Final Verdict)

Critic Rating: 2.5 / 5 Stars ⭐

Conclusion: Despite an excellent period setting and a stellar cast, the film remains an average thriller due to a weak screenplay.