The main issue lies in the storyline, which is poorly executed. The direction, writing, and overall execution all come across as lazy. Even the officers tasked with solving the case appear flimsy and uninspired...
Despite the promise of a gripping comedy thriller suggested by the trailer, the film fails to deliver on both fronts. Instead, it ends up being neither comical nor exciting, with everything onscreen feeling dull...
It was unnecessarily dragged and stretched when the murder mystery could have been solved in less time...Quite a few scenes were half-cooked and that's how the story leaves you with regret...
Nawazuddin Siddiqui is the saving grace of this otherwise lacklustre film, captivating the audience with his outstanding performance. Once again, Nawaz proves he is one of Bollywood's finest actors. His punchlines and one-liners are the highlights that keep you engaged until the end...
The cinematography of the movie has beautifully captured the haseen vadiya and greenery of Uttarakhand that will make you fall in love with the place. It looks surreal and serene to see the beauty in them movie...
While Surapur and co-writer Shariq Patel elevate the thriller to such a level that they do it with such a light touch that it's as if they seriously don't take themselves seriously...
While the camera captures the beauty of Uttarakhand, there are moments when things seem off. The camera appears shaky, probably because of the scene, but it does not help the viewing experience...
Overall Rautu Ka Raaz is not for you. The movie takes a lot of time to develop. It has the hype and after a point, every actor performs well, but the issue is with the storyline. It keeps going astray and does not deliver on what is promised...
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