U-Turn shows when again that the only star a great film requirements is the script Director: Arif Khan Writer: Parvez Sheikh and Radhika Anand. Story by Pawan Kumar Cast: Alaya F, Priyanshu Painyuli, Aashim Gulati Rating: 3.5/ 5 Alaya is Radhika Bakshi, a young novice reporter following a story on drivers triggering mishaps on a flyover by eliminating cinder block from the divider while taking prohibited U-turns. With the aid of a homeless male who has actually nestled on the flyover, she tracks the lorry numbers and locate individuals flouting the traffic guidelines in order to interview them for her story. When the traffic guideline lawbreakers on her list start turning up dead one after the other, she falls under the cops radar. Her history exposes an individual disaster that can work as an ideal backstory for a serial killer. Is Radhika Bakshi behind these murders? With the absence of any murder weapon or proof, and the injuries being relatively self-inflicted, is it the dead exacting vengeance? Or exists something more ominous going on? Does Radhika’s ruggedly-handsome workplace associate, who is assisting her with her research study and for this reason has access to the list, have anything to do with it? Sub-inspector Arjun Sinha (Priyanshu Painyuli) is fascinated and takes it upon himself to resolve the case. He thinks Radhika to be innocent and the duo sign up with forces. While the police officer pursues difficult proof, the reporter is equipped with her nose for news and gut impulse. The whodunit oscillates in between a murder secret and a supernatural thriller and produces a scrumptious stress that keeps you hooked. While it is based upon the 2016 Kannada movie of the exact same name, which was composed, produced, and directed by Pawan Kumar, and has currently had 7 remakes consisting of one in Filipino language, Parvez Sheikh and Radhika Anand offer a twist to the tale– one that uproots it from its paranormal world and sticks it into the routine daily wo
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