Neeyat

Release Date	07-Jul-23(United State)
Language	Hindi
Genre	Action, Thriller
Director	Anu Menon
Countries of origin	India
Writer	Anu Menon, Girvani Dhyani, Advaita Kala, Priya Venkataraman
Music Director	Mickey McCleary
Production	Abundantia Entertainment
Duration	2hr 10min
Cast	Vidya Balan, Prajakta Koli, Ram Kapoor, Shahana Goswami, Amruta Puri, Niki Aneja Walia, Ishika Mehra, Dipannita Sharma, Mita Vashisht, Shefail Shah, Rahul Bose, Neeraj Kabi, Shashank Arora, Danesh razvi

About Neeyat

The Famous Indian billionaire Ashish kapoor left the bank for twenty thousand crores and fled to London and left his employer with unpaid wage for more than two years. While Ashish is enjoying a comfortable life in London, he plans his birthday in a remote area in a 500-year-old castle. they,a strange woman came. Due to the strong storm and wind, the bridge leading to kasteel is blocked while means their is no way out for anyone. until the storm subsides. In a frenzy, the party started and Ashish told everyone that soon he will surrender to the Indian government and clear his name, which means he will hand over all his properties in London to the Indian government. Ashish said, he was not invited. guest as CBI officer Meera Rao who comes to arrest him and is waiting for the Scottish yard to catch him in danger. The decision creates a conflict in the Castle and Ashish argues with his son and leaves for fresh air But his friend Zara realized that Ashish had drowned in the sea leading to his death and his body was washed from the beach. Mira start investigating and finds out that Ashish did not commit suicide but was pushed by someone else. The investigation shows the needle to everyone in the castle because they all have a reason to kill him.

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Movies Review

Neeyat revolves around exiled billionaire Ashish Kapoor, who invites some strange friends- his brother-in-law Jimmy Mistry (Rahul Bose), his son Ryan (Shashank Arora) and Ryan's girlfriend Gigi (Prajakta Kopli), his best friends and Sanjay and Noor Suri (Neeraj Kabi). and Deepannita Sharma) couple, his current girlfriend Lisa (Shahana Goswami) and Tarot card reader Zara (Nika Walia) along with niece Sasha (Ishika Mehra), his personal assistant K (Amrita Puri) and night events manager Tanveer (Danesh Rizvi), who gather at a Scottish castle on a stormy night for a night of fun, which apart from the usual, includes Kapoor's revelations to the guests. happens
Everyone has a bone to pick with Kapoor and thus intends to kill him. Who is the killer? Among these we also have CBI officer Meera Rao (Vidya Balan) who is called in by Kapoor for that big decision. Director Anu Menon tries to give you a perfect whodunit with funny twists and sharp satires but falls short in its execution.
In a location-based murder-mystery where proceedings take 30 minutes to set up and an hour before the first death occurs, this feels a bit narratively eccentric. Even if you want to ignore it, you can't find a striking resemblance to many of Agatha Christie's novels, and aside from the final twist, this film feels like a tamer version of the spectacularly produced Glass Onion Knives Out (2022), which of course it is. The body of the film.
Intent is an innocent and unpredictable whodunit in which the question of "who did it" is more intriguing than the questions of "how and why". With a methodical build-up and slow burn, the film never shies away from its subject. The climax of the film, which is perhaps its most interesting part, feels a bit rushed and convenient.The characters don't have enough depth for you to care about them or their secret goals. Strong character development and a carefully written plot would have made the film more captivating. At the core of murder mysteries is your desire to know the truth. In this case the culprit is to be caught but the series of events that unfold in the investigation does not keep you on the edge of your seat.

Everyone has a bone to pick with Kapoor and thus intends to kill him. Who is the killer? Among these we also have CBI officer Meera Rao (Vidya Balan) who is called in by Kapoor for that big decision. Director Anu Menon tries to give you a perfect whodunit with funny twists and sharp satires but falls short in its execution.
In a location-based murder-mystery where proceedings take 30 minutes to set up and an hour before the first death occurs, this feels a bit narratively eccentric. Even if you want to ignore it, you can't find a striking resemblance to many of Agatha Christie's novels, and aside from the final twist, this film feels like a tamer version of the spectacularly produced Glass Onion Knives Out (2022), which of course it is. The body of the film.
Intent is an innocent and unpredictable whodunit in which the question of "who did it" is more intriguing than the questions of "how and why". With a methodical build-up and slow burn, the film never shies away from its subject. The climax of the film, which is perhaps its most interesting part, feels a bit rushed and convenient.The characters don't have enough depth for you to care about them or their secret goals. The characters don't have enough depth for you to care about them or their secret goals. Strong character development and a carefully written plot would have made the film more captivating. At the core of murder mysteries is your desire to know the truth. In this case the culprit is to be caught but the series of events that unfold in the investigation does not keep you on the edge of your seat.