Niraj Kothari

Throughly enjoyed watching #Blackout This #VikrantMassey and #SunilGrover starrer is a wild and funny adventure. Directed by Devang Shashin Bhavsar, the movie is entertaining with witty humor and lively characters. The story follows Lenny, whose life spirals out of control after a car accident leads him to steal a black box. The first half introduces several characters, with Anil Kapoor's witty narration adding to the fun, though the plot progresses slowly. Things pick up in the second half after an emotional backstory for Sunil Grover's character, Bewdya. While this part slightly dips in impact, the movie quickly returns to its comedic roots, delivering laughs through a series of unfortunate events. Vikrant Massey shines as a playful crime reporter, a refreshing change from his usual serious roles. Sunil Grover, with his shayaris and comedic timing, is equally impressive. The camaraderie between Karan Sudhakar Sonawane and Saurabh Dilip Ghadge as street thugs is hilarious and well-utilized. The film also benefits from strong performances by Mouni Roy, Jisshu Sengupta, Ruhani Sharma, and others. The screenplay, filled with meme-worthy references and clever dialogues, adds to the enjoyment. Overall Blackout is engaging, uproarious, and chaotic. Despite some slow moments and loose ends, it remains a fun watch with a satisfying mix of humor and madness. The cliffhanger ending leaves you wanting more. Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️🌟 ( 3.5) #BlackoutReview @nirajkothari @1111Production3