No One Killed Jessica Reviews

The film,a fast-paced thriller,is director Raj Kumar Guptas interpretation of the Jessica Lal murder case and revolves around Sabrinas and Meeras relentless struggle in their pursuit for justice.

The Jessica Lall murder was a watershed event and Gupta uses this rich material to create a film that is in places, powerful and moving. But its also loud, simplistic and somewhat schizophrenic in tone.

Put your hands together. Lets applaud this expertly crafted piece of faction,blending a true story with chunky interludes of dramatic licence.

With the exception of a few powerful scenes that leave you with a genuine lump in your throat, Gupta goes for full-on melodrama that doesnt always ring true.Virtually every single supporting character is a cardboard caricature…

NO ONE KILLED JESSICA is a poignant drama that makes you think. It shows what people and media can do, even if means challenging the system and the judiciary. It surely does justice to the entire Jessica Lall case. Don't miss it!

For the way it's been made, it will be watched. It should be. Go for the kill!

NOKJ achieves its aim of being something other than standard Hindi film fare.

This time, the script is an original one €” even though borrowed from real life €” and Gupta has woven enough scenes around the plot that entertain, even as he keeps the focus on the underlying serious theme.The characters are…

Making real life inspired films is a risky business for when it comes to out-and-out commercial cinema, most of the films run the risk of ending up as flimsy documentaries.

Do you know the feeling when you taste a dish that should be brilliant but falls just short of the mark?.That’s the kind of feeling that stays with you when you finish watching director Raj Kumar Gupta’s No One Killed…

From the first phone call which informs a sleepy Sabrina of her sister’s death to the candle-lit vigil at India Gate, NOKJ is a racy crime drama that relentlessly draws you in.