Sunny Deol is good but has very limited cope. Shreya Dhanwanthary brings in the sense of earnestness as a film reporter who is passionately in love with the world of cinema. Dulquer Salmaan is terrific in the climax where he showcases the 'idealism', pain, anger and madness with equal fervour.

His performance as a serial killer who loathes dishonest insensitive critics is subtle and effective for the most part. After delivering an amazing performance as Lieutenant Ram in Sita Ramam, he outs up another stellar act as Danny/Sebastian Gomes. Watch the trailer of Chup below Ĭhup belongs to Dulquer Salmaan. We won't discuss the story further as we want people to watch it in theatres. The legend's cult classic Kaagaz Ke Phool which was panned by critics upon release finds numerous references in Chup. Danny, a reclusive florist lives a double life - one of a diligent gardener who grows tulips in Mumbai, and other as a fan and self-proclaimed successor of Guru Dutt. They are looking for a serial killer who targets critics who are dishonest, and fail to 'feel a movie'.

The Mumbai Police is on alert after the gruesome murders of two critics in consecutive weeks.

Is Chup worth its two hours plus run-time at the box office? Is it a worthy watch? Read the whole review below. The movie uses Bollywood's legendary filmmaker Guru Dutt as a metaphor to superb effect. We have seen how film critics are being dissected by the public on social media after every Friday release. R Balki's latest movie, Chup is about a serial killer who hunts down dishonest reviewers. His films might have been a bit absurd but none of them are forgettable. His movies, Cheeni Kum, Shamitabh, Ki & Ka, Paa have all had fresh ideas. R Balki has proved time and again that when it comes to ideas, he is one of the most original storytellers in Bollywood. Review by: Urmimala Banerjee Also Read - Chup FIRST movie reviews are out: Dulquer Salmaan-Sunny Deol starrer impresses fans call it 'Best psychological thriller' Chup cast: Dulquer Salmaan, Sunny Deol, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Pooja Bhatt, Saranya Ponvannan

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