Vikalp Review

Vikalp is a female oriented thriller film. Kailuag fame Deepal Shaw is in the main lead role and she gives justice to the character.

Director: Sachin Karande
Cast: Deepal Shaw, Akshay Singh, Nirmal Pande.
Music:  Dev Sikhdar and Vijay Narayan

Story: Networking has now days become most important necessity of human's life. From banking to house hold things all are very easy through networking but every coin has two sides. Networking has plus as well as minus sides. Networking can be use for terrorism also by hacking
How this middle class simple girl fight against terrorism for nation sake is the streamline of this film.
Rishika Gandhi (Deepal Shaw) is a middle class Maharashtrian girl who has immense knowledge of computer. She is working in one of the IT based company in Mumbai. But she is forced to leave the job after humiliated by her boss. Problems always come together in her life and her boyfriend also leaves her when his family objects their relationship.
Rishika being frustrated from all the sides accepts the job offer in Bangkok based Software Company. She is very happy to get her dream job, until she realizes that her skills are being used by terrorist network to fund their army supply. Will she be able to find her way out? Or is it too late? The thriller stars from here.

Minus Point: In the first half, audience just waits in expectation for something to take place. After interval twist and shocks take film forward but these all are not enough for the thriller .When actual intentions are revealed they don't get impact which the director is required to do.
The climax abruptly gets over without impact.

Performance: Deepal is very good in this film. She has acted well; she has full script to show her talent and acting skills and she did it well.

Verdict: If you miss this film no problem but even if you go for it and you would find it as time pass.