Blind Game Movie Review: A Disappointing Thriller with an Illogical Script

BLIND GAME is a thriller directed by Sangeeth Sivan, starring Arjun Rampal and Priyamani. The story follows a suspended police officer, Sikander (Arjun Rampal), on his way to Manali. His car accidentally hits the bike of Vicky (Rohit Chandel) and Shaan (Akash Makhija). After Vicky disappears from a hospital and is found dead, Sikander suspects murder rather than suicide.

Sikander confronts Shaan, who reveals that he, Vicky, and three friends—Burger (Shayank Shukla), Jerry (Nakul Sahdev), and Jessica (Noyrika Bhatheja)—ran into trouble when a goon named Rangta (Mahesh Palai) accused them of stealing Rs. 5 crores.

While Sangeeth Sivan's story shows initial promise and features a pacy screenplay, the film ultimately suffers from a lack of logic, ordinary dialogues by Chaitanya Jaitley, and unconvincing twists. Technical aspects include cinematography of Manali locales by Deep Sawant, music and a decent background score by Ved Sharma, action by Ali Abbas Moghul, production design by Jayant Deshmukh, costumes by Harsh Katariya, and editing by Sandeep Kurup.

Regarding performances, Arjun Rampal rises above the flawed script with a sincere effort, and Priyamani puts her best foot forward despite the writing. Rohit Chandel, Akash Makhija, Nakul Sahdev, and Noyrika Bhatheja deliver okay performances, while Mahesh Palai leaves an initial mark. Ajit Gupta and Amarjyot Singh also appear in the film.