Chehre, starring emraan hashmi as sameer Mehra, the chief of an ad firm, opens with a stunning view of snow-capped mountains. Sameer's automobile abruptly stops on his journey to delhi via the icy mountains owing to an event. Paramjeet Singh Bhuller (Annu Kapoor), on the other hand, gets to meet sameer and comes to his aid. 


Bhuller gives sameer assistance and drives him to his buddy Acharya's residence, which is nestled in the hills. Bhuller makes sameer meet his former acquaintances Hariya and Acharya when they arrive at his friend's place. All proceeds smoothly, with sameer getting to know the other residents in the residence and Anna settling in (Rhea Chakraborty). 


Lateef Zaidi (Amitabh Bachchan), an old buddy of Acharya, Hariya, and Bhuller, enters the story as a plot twist and Zaidi notices something peculiar about sameer right away at their first meeting. As the story progresses, the oldies all invite sameer to participate a game, which turns out to be a mock trial and when sameer refuses to participate in the game since he doesn't understand it, but he subsequently plays a crucial role in it. 


When it comes to the star actor's appearances, amitabh bachchan executes his role, Lateef Zaidi, to a tee. In and as his Zaidi, Big B delivers strong monologues that make an indelible impression on the audience. Emraan performs a fantastic job in his role as sameer Mehra. emraan hashmi not only looks clever, but he also plays smart in the movie. On the flip side, there are few preachy and stretched scenes and it could have been avoided, but still, this is definitely a gripping thriller tale!
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SIBY JEYYA

27/08/2021 10:45 AM