Like, at one point, she claims she has questioned everyone about the murder, but she has to be reminded that she needs to check the only one person present at the crime scene - Sakshi. Nishabdham has perhaps the dumbest police force seen in celluloid, with both Maha and Richard being at their most inept.Īt least Richard has a reason - the most unoriginal one at that - of being a drunk loser. Wonder why filmmakers think that their viewers aren't smart enough to deduce what's going on. Nishabdham is so lazy, that we have two characters providing narration at two separate junctures, dumping exposition and explanations. The direction is pretty average, the writing is kitschy and the editing, jerky. You know it's bad when the film shows a tiger roaming in the forests of Seattle, a fact that any kid learning Geography can point out is not normal.
Unfortunately, Nishabdham crosses no boxes in any of the departments. Or at least if the performances are better.
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As the trope goes, there is a tragic backstory to justify what happened and before you know it, the movie gets into the usual cliched revenge territory.īut even a trite storyline can create wonders if engagingly told and deftly handled. If you cannot guess what's going on, and why the person was killed, then you clearly haven't been seeing much Telugu films. Let's talk about the whole mystery first. However, from the first scene itself, Nishbadham doesn't deviate from being the trainwreck it was meant to be.
Nishbdham is also beautiful to look at, thanks to the locales where the film has been shot. There is also Gopi Sundar's music - another saving grace - with his song " Madhuramithe" feeling like a diamond found in a heap of coal. Nishabdham is no different, except for the fact, that it managed to bring two able actors in Anushka Shetty and R Madhavan, and expects their histrionics to save the film from embarrassing itself. Starring Veena Malik, it was a horror film that scared us with its cringe. Nishabdham or Silence, is directed by Hemant Madhukar, whose last film was in Hindi called Mumbai 125 Km.
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