One Day: Justice Delivered

I was surprised to leave the cinema with a positive reaction. The movie does have cliches and at times it does feel like it's missing many things. But it's a decent film that will keep you glued to your seat until the end. Better than many other bad Bollywood films that was produced this year in my opinion.

The story begins on a interesting note - but soon starts to go downhill as soon as Esha Gupta enters the space. its a shocking performance, infact had to switch it off and made sure i wrote this review after.

Well, as a movie it works for the mind. But is its the only way left to provide justice..? Its an Anupam Kher show all the way. Good supporting and a few new good actors did well. Songs need not be there in such kinda films. One time watch.

Good Thriller. Cant Predict the twist in the tale till the last scene. Esha Gupta could simply speak hindi. Anupam Shines. Director Nanda has delivered an above average thriller drama could have been much serious by taking out couple of songs. A good watch overall..

Star Cast: Anupam Kher, Kumud Mishra, Esha Gupta, Rajesh Sharma, Murli Sharma Director: Ashok Nanda One day movie is about a retired judge Mr Tyagi (Anupam kher) a gracious legal man who turns vigilante upon retirement. Tyagi, who has always played by the rule book during his period of service, is out to torture and eke out a confession from all those criminals he let go due to lack of evidence in his court. Kumud Mishra shines in Inspector Sharma character, but Go and watch this movie for Justice Tyagi Played by Anupam Kher

It's a race-against-time kind of thriller, in which a retired Judge (Anupam Kher) is forced to take law into his own hands in order to ensure that justice is served. Meanwhile, ACP Laxmi Rathi (Esha Gupta) tries to resolve the mystery of some missing persons on her own. Now, will they be able to accomplish their respective missions or face disappointment? It's a story of a retired judge Tyagi (Anupam Kher), who turns vigilante after retirement, to punish all those culprits who were walking the streets scot-free owing to lack of evidence against them. Tyagi was bound by law to give judgements on some cases that he felt were unfair. And one particular incident jolts him from the inside and that's when he takes matters into his own hands and embarks on a mission to extract confessions from all those criminals. Simultaneously, when a series of missing person cases involving high-profile individuals intrigues a crime branch special officer Laxmi Rathi (Esha Gupta), she decides to investigate the matter. The overall story is quite intriguing but direction by Ashok Nanda is sloppy and disjointed as well, especially the first part. The second half, however, picks up pace and makes it an interesting watch. Even the performance by Anupam Kher as retired Judge is quite promising and so is that of Inspector Sharma's (Kumud Mishra). Esha has played a similar kind of de-glam role in another 2012 movie but this time, she outshines her own past performance as a tough cop. Only thing that seems like a total misfit is her Haryanvi accent, which is not at all convincing. Music is easily forgettable as there is not even a single song that goes well with the storyline, except for the title track 'One Day' sung by Usha Uthup - the veteran singer is in her element. At start it looks like a good vigilante thriller but soon reduces to being an average affair. Point is when we can catch up some good well-cooked thrillers, then why to wait for this half-hearted tale of justice.

If you would like to see how poor direction make an good idea worst movie then it is the best one for you. i started and till half of the movie i left beacause it was seems like very fake and poor directed.