Dial 100

About This Movie

So, 'Dial 100' is pretty interesting. It’s got that slow burn vibe, you know? The whole hotel setting really adds to the tension, especially with the tragic backstory of Bajaj's suicide hanging over everything. Rahul's character feels layered, caught between his responsibilities and the complicated feelings for Pooja. The pacing is deliberate, which gives you time to soak in the atmosphere, but it also means it takes a while to get to the real action. Performances are decent, capturing that mix of desperation and familial tension. The themes of love, loss, and moral choices are woven in pretty well. Not exactly groundbreaking, but there's something about it that sticks with you. Worth a look for anyone into nuanced crime dramas.

Features a blend of crime and family drama. · Set against the backdrop of a hotel with a haunting history. · Focuses on complex character relationships and moral dilemmas.