U-Turn 2023 Movie Review

 U-Turn 2023  Movie Review

The Hindi-language supernatural thriller U-Turn, scheduled for release in 2023, is directed by Arif Khan. Key roles are played by Alaya F, Priyanshu Painyuli, Aashim Gulati, Manu Rishi, and Rajesh Sharma. The producers are Shobha Kapoor and Ekta Kapoor. Composed by Parvez Sheik.

On this version, the 2016 Kannada film U turn has been officially remade. The movie was released by ZEE5 on April 28, 2023.

The film's main characters are drivers who make a U-turn by moving concrete blocks away from the wall and end up in multiple accidents. It tells the story of Radhika, a news intern who works on a story when she becomes a key suspect in a series of murders.

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Quick Review

It's great. If you haven't seen the original movie or are unfamiliar with it, this is new content. When you've already seen the original, these remakes make you feel like something is missing. It truly is lacking in this instance. "In the original one, or even in the 2018 version of this movie, the final culprit who put aside those dividers, were punished in the end," says the story plot in the Hindi version, but it is completely different here.Even though it's a decent remake, the basic plot remains the same, but the ending is different.

The film combines horror, mystery, science, and psychology perfectly. Includes shocking revelations and unexpected turns. It truly gives you the chill and tension as would be considered normal from a thrill ride film and acting of generally projected is outstanding never thought Alaya is a decent entertainer even all supporting entertainers are way great.Enough to grip you until the very end. The uncover in the last scene is very great. Good direction and acting. This is vastly improved film than Gaslight.

Drawbacks

Again, a well-executed South Indian film is being remade. However, this film falls flat, as do the majority of films, which lose their true essence and message, create unnecessary turns and twists, and introduce novel elements in the name of novelty (hatke). begins as a duplicate, but eventually loses its grip too quickly.

Alaya F steals the show and is good. However, the plot, screenplay, and deviation from the original plot are extremely dull.

The first scene's conversation between Alaya and her mother is excessive. The director's perspective on today's women is extremely progressive and fails to work.

Director has done silly work . It would have been much better if he had stuck to the original plot and created Aalaya as a character.

The climax is also very dramatic, which does not support the cause. The worst part is when the mystery and its source are revealed.

Try it out this weekend on Zee5. As Alaya correctly stated, watch it even though you've already seen the southern version.

Go ahead and give it a shot. It's worth watching once.

3.5/5