Tipppsy

Deepak Tijori has written a very routine story which moves in a predictable fashion. His screenplay is clichéd and, therefore, lacks excitement. The drama has so many loose ends that it rarely manages to engage the audience completely. Pony’s fiancé has called off the marriage but Pony continues to behave so immaturely after that that it would appear as if the wedding cancellation is not a big deal. Even after the four friends are rounded up as suspects in the murder case, their body language suggests that it is quite normal to be caught in such a situation. The revelation of the suspense about the identity of the killer fails to give the audience a high because they were never involved in the guessing game. And the reason why the viewers don’t try to guess who the murderer could be is because there is hardly any clue for them to play around with. It is for these reasons that the whodunit is not engaging or entertaining. Suvidha Mall’s dialogues, with additional dialogues by Deepak Tijori, are routine.