Excellent effort

The court case turns in the favour of Sushant and his friends because of his father’s high connections and they are set free. A few days later, Rakesh meets with an accident and dies. ACP Vikrant Marathe (Ajinkya Deo) suspects that it is not an accident but a murder. After that Ajay is found dead in his bathroom and his body is discovered by Marathe.
One thing leads to the other and Marathe asks for the case file of Shweta Rajadhyaksha and sets on his mission to find the killer of Rakesh and Ajay and is shocked at his discovery.

Seema Deo makes a comeback to acting with this film. She agreed to do the film provided it is directed by her older son,Ajinkya Deo. Ajinkya has not disappointed his mother. He has done a good job as director. Even in his role as the ACP,he stands out. And Seema Deo as Sumati Rajadhyaksha carries the film on her slender shoulders. There is no trace of ever being away from films and her expressions and eyes speak volumes. Ramesh Deo as Yashwant Rajadhyaksha is at par with her. Despite his age,he looks elegant and does justice to the character of a father who has failed to bring the murderers of his daughter to book. Manva Naik looks good and portrays the part of Shweta excellently. Prasad Oak as Sushant Mahashabde looks the role of a spoilt son of a rich father while Sandip Mehta as Raghunath Mahashabde,the tycoon,suits the role. Sharad Ponkshe in his brief role of Prabhakar,the social worker,is also impressive.

The other aspect of the film is the flawless story penned by Ajinkya that leaves an impact. This proves that the actor is capable of churning out good films and we can look forward to some.

Singer Vaishali Samant has also done a good job as the composer and managed to give different varieties of music. Vaishali joins Suresh Wadkar to sing Kasaa prarambh hotaa and Yaa sukhano yaa by Shankar Mahadevan are pleasant to the ears while Avdahoot Gupte sings Thingi thingila dete nazar,a disco number,that has one tapping their feet.

RATING:
Four stars: one each for Ramesh Deo’s heartfelt performance as a dejected father and Seema Deo for her performance as a strong and solid woman who stands by her husband. One for Ajinkya Deo’s story and not to forget the excellent direction along with Amole Shetge. Vaishali Samant’s foot-tapping music also deserves a star.