Ananth Narayan Mahadevan's AGGAR also does that. A number of thrillers have successfully explored…  

Ananth Narayan Mahadevan's AGGAR also does that. A number of thrillers have successfully explored the darker side of human personality with dexterity. AGGAR is a fine addition to the list, although the sole glaring flaw lies in the fact that the director has chosen to opt for an atypical end to the story. When everything was so unpredictable from start till pre-climax [screenplay: S. Farhan], when layer after layer was peeled with such finesse, when the viewer was absolutely clueless vis-à-vis what lay in store, why Ananth why opt for a tame ending? Yet, in all fairness, AGGAR keeps you involved in most parts. That's the hallmark of a good thriller, isn't it? Write your own movie review of Aggar Becoming attracted to the wrong man can have deadly consequences. Janvi's [Udita Goswami] life seems ideal on the surface: she runs a thriving business and is married to Dr. Aditya Merchant [Shreyas Talpade], a psychiatrist. But a faint air of discontent begins to creep into her relationship when she begins suspecting her husband of having an extra-marital affair with Radha [Saadhika], an interior designer. Janvi impulsively gets drawn into a steamy affair with Aryan [Tusshar Kapoor], who works in her company. But in a strange twist of events, she realizes that she has stumbled badly and tries to break off her affair. Aryan, however, is not willing to give her up so easily and his attraction to her soon becomes a dangerous obsession. AGGAR has three interesting words below its logo -- Passion, Betrayal and Terror -- and AGGAR does justice to it in those 2 hours. There's never a moment that gives you the feeling of déjà vu. Not once do you feel that it's one of those been-there-seen-that kind of movie-going experiences. Note the sequences: Sophie Chaudhary accidentally falling of from the rooftop mansion… The gradual attraction between Tusshar and Udita… Udita's outburst in the office. Ananth executes the written material wonderfully well. But, as mentioned earlier, the culmination to the tale should've been equally unpredictable, not abstract mind you. A badly bruised Tusshar emerging from the pool and beating Shreyas black and blue is a complete cinematic liberty. Ditto for the end. The other area where the film dips is Mithoon's music. The young musician showed promise in his earlier works, but the tunes in AGGAR sound similar to his recent work THE TRAIN [the songs of this film are still fresh]. Hello, why this need to repeat yourself? Have you exhausted your stock of tunes already? K. Rajkumar's cinematography is topnotch. AGGAR rests on three characters mainly and each of them packs in a solid punch. Tusshar is a revelation. The actor has always come up with honest performances in the past, but he pitches his best work to date in AGGAR. We're used to watching actors hamming away to glory in roles of obsessed lovers, but Tusshar doesn't go over the top at all. Tremendous work! Shreyas Talpade is in complete form. Enacting the role of a shrewd operator who's in search of a guinea pig to carry out his devious plan, the young actor proves his versatility yet again. His volte face will catch the viewer by surprise. Udita Goswami is fantastic. She sinks her teeth in this challenging role and enacts it with gusto. AGGAR is one film that showcases her talent to the optimum. Excellent work indeed! Nauheed Cyrusi is adequate. Sophie Chaudhary makes her presence felt in a brief role. Saadhika is okay. On the whole, AGGAR is a well-made thriller that should appeal to the multiplex junta primarily. But its business will get affected due to several vital reasons: The 20/20 cricket matches [the India-Pakistan match specifically], the commencement of the holy month of Ramzan and Ganeshotsav. Obviously, a large section of moviegoers will stay away from cineplexes in days to come. The poor opening will also tell on its business.  

aggar is a superb movie  

aggar is a superb movie  

Aggar is made by the team behind Aksar, so I thought the movie is going to be as cool as Aksar. The…  

Aggar is made by the team behind Aksar, so I thought the movie is going to be as cool as Aksar. The genre of the movie is the same, namely thriller and the heroine is also the same; Udita Goswami. However, Aksar was better than Aggar. Aggar tend to use a number of the same techniques as Aksar, so you may find they somehow similar. In addition, Aksar had much better music than this one.  

worst movie ever  

worst movie ever 

it is a good movie, at least director does stick to the topics without going here and there (which…  

it is a good movie, at least director does stick to the topics without going here and there (which most of the films are doing now a days) a film is a thriller but there is no punch in it. I think director anant could really have done little bit more punch in it and look more exciting thriller well it is a thriller but very down level thriller . but if you see this movie u wont be get bored. Tushhar is good but he could have really bring better performance in this kind of roles because there was tremondous scope in it to show your best inn this kind of roles, shreyas does his roles very maturely, udita is good 

terrible performances. Tussar should join Balaji telivision instead of films. Shreyas should stick…  

terrible performances. Tussar should join Balaji telivision instead of films. Shreyas should stick to roles that suit him. village boy, and udita. well the lesser said the better. I hope after the second of the series the director does not venture into the third... but i am sure viewers need not worry. empty halls will greet him. 

its a nice film.it has decent twists...great thriller.  

its a nice film.it has decent twists...great thriller.