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7 Hours To Go Movie Review

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Review for the film " 7 Hours To Go"

Runtime: 1 Hour 59 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 24-06-2016

Genre: Action, Thriller

Similar To: Sector 36, Visfot, Kadak Singh, Silence 2

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CAST & CREW

Maninder Singh

Shiv Pandit

Varun Badola

Zeenal Kamdar

Aejaz Gulab

Himanshu Malik

Saurabh Varma

Natasa Stankovic

Sandeepa Dhar

Vipin Sharma

Raj Malik

Ashima Sharma

Ganesh S Hegde

Aakash Dabhade

Nitin F.C.P

Javed

Kettan Singh

Manan Munjal

Milind Jog

Nitika Thakur

Prashant Bidkar

Taha Anwer

Raghav Gupta

Muhitt Agarwaal

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Producer:

Nitika Thakur

Editor:

Nitin F.C.P

Director:

Saurabh Varma

Movie Actor:

Shiv Pandit

Movie Actress:

Sandeepa Dhar

Supporting Actress:

Natasa Stankovic

Zeenal Kamdar

Ashima Sharma

Costume Designer:

Lekha V Purohit

Art Director:

Prashant Bidkar

Baji R Patil

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Taha Anwer

Second Assistant Director:

Muhitt Agarwaal

Director of Photography:

Milind Jog

Stunt Director:

Javed

Aejaz Gulab

Executive Producer:

Maninder Singh

Raghav Gupta

Line Producer:

Naseer Mulani

Kalindar Mulani

Associate Producer:

Raj Malik

Assistant Director:

Adrian Ferrnandes

Visual Effects Producer:

Deepanshu Maheshwari

Production Company:

Saurabh Verma Pictures

Krian Media

Background Music:

Manan Munjal

Screenplay Writer:

Saurabh Varma

Story Writer:

Saurabh Varma

Assistant Cameraman:

Ganesh S Hegde

Supporting Actor:

Vipin Sharma

Varun Badola

Saurabh Varma

Kettan Singh

Himanshu Malik

Aakash Dabhade

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The movie is an investigative thriller about a hostage crisis where there is a person, seven innocent lives and 7 hours to go.

Plot: The story begins with Arjun Ranawat ( Shiv Pandit Shiv Pandit was born on 21 June 1984. He is an ext >> Read More... ) visiting Mumbai to catch up with his fiancée, Maya ( Natasa Stankovic Natasa is a model turned actress, who also tried h >> Read More... ). When he reaches the decided place for meeting i.e. City Court, he is astonished to see that Maya is not present there. Arjun begins a frantic search for Maya and little did he know that hi search would take an unexpected and uncalled for turn where he witnesses a murder by some underworld Mafia Don. The passerby’s all pose a threat to Arjun as they might assume him to be the murderer. He then picks up seven hostages from amongst them before anybody could question his involvement in the murder.

The entire police force team up to find a way to deal with the crisis at hand but they are not aware that though an ordinary person, Arjun is not the average abductor. Arjun’s love is lost, and now he has nothing at stake, the ball rests in his court to decide on the terms of the deal. He strikes a deal with the cops where they get 7 hours to investigate and find out the real murderer. The 7 hours signify the lives of the seven hostages, and as the police run out of hours, the hostages lose their lives. One hostage per hour and the clock is ticking...the rest is for the audience to watch out in this power packed, high- voltage thriller.

Analysis: “7 Hours to Go” is an appreciable effort put in by director Saurabh Verma. The script is something new and different from the regular crime thrillers. Based on a real-life event of a hijacker hijacking an entire bus and its passengers, the movie is filled with high- end action and beautifully executed stills. Mumbai’s backdrop adds the perfect touch to the movie, and so do the crime locales of the city. There is a lot of crowd onscreen, and it creates a bit of a commotion onscreen. The idea is exceptional though the movie is a little weak on execution.

Star Performances: Varun Badola Varun Badola was born on 7 January 1974 in New Del >> Read More... , the stern, and sincere cop steal the show in the movie. His demeanor fits the character of the perfect cop. The best performance in the movie can be awarded to him. Shiv Pandit also does justice to the character of Arjun, but the dialogues did not support his acting skills. Sandeepa Dhar ‘Sandeepa Dhaar’ is a well-known Indian actre >> Read More... acted out her part, but it was a little notch more than what the script asked.

What’s There: Praise-worthy use of the backdrop of Mumbai. Innovative script and the story is like a breath of fresh air as it is different. Some of the sequences as of the Ganesh Visarjan, though commonly used but is nicely executed.

What’s Not There: The story does not keep up a good pace, it goes on very slowly. Since the script is good, more was expected out of the actors portraying different characters which they failed to deliver. There are certain unnecessary scenes in between which if edited would have served in the interest of the movie.

Verdict: An enthralling script, poorly executed but with a gripping storyline, “ 7 Hours To Go Click to look into! >> Read More... ” cannot be summed up as entirely worth the wait. The fact that the action sequences are good, and the element of the thrill is present in the movie; some might go, and watch it but for the rest of everybody, they can miss the show.