Young mumbai native Badrunissa (Alia Bhatt) marries Hamza (Vijay Varma) after falling in love with him. When Hamza starts abusing Bardunnisa physically, her marriage has problems. Shamsu (Shefali Shah), Badru's mother, resides on the same floor and witnesses her daughter being tormented every day. Shamsu one day becomes so enraged by Hamza's actions that she instructs her daughter to murder her husband. Did Badru follow her mother's advice? The full narrative is how the mother and daughter planned to exact revenge on Hamza.
Once again, alia bhatt demonstrates her talent. She performs brilliantly and gets under Badrunnisa's skin. alia does a fantastic job of showcasing both her husband-fearing temperament and the way she transforms into a dangerous threat afterwards. shefali shah has been picking good roles lately, and Darlings features one outstanding character. The way she portrays her insanity in this wild tale gives the movie a competitive edge. Vijay Varma's bad performance astounds once more. It's remarkable how many little details he adds to the character. It's enjoyable to watch Vijay and Alia's on-screen love-hate relationship.
The BGM by Prashanth Pillai is captivating because it provides the movie the boost it needs at key moments. Most of the action takes place indoors on a modest budget. Therefore, the camera work has to be natural, and most of the time it is. Excellent conversation has been written for vijay varma and his philosophy. The production design by Garima Mathur is realistic. With the exception of the first ten minutes, editing is superb. The screenplay is a great asset because it skillfully fills in the plot's gaps.
Once again, alia bhatt demonstrates her talent. She performs brilliantly and gets under Badrunnisa's skin. alia does a fantastic job of showcasing both her husband-fearing temperament and the way she transforms into a dangerous threat afterwards. shefali shah has been picking good roles lately, and Darlings features one outstanding character. The way she portrays her insanity in this wild tale gives the movie a competitive edge. Vijay Varma's bad performance astounds once more. It's remarkable how many little details he adds to the character. It's enjoyable to watch Vijay and Alia's on-screen love-hate relationship.
The BGM by Prashanth Pillai is captivating because it provides the movie the boost it needs at key moments. Most of the action takes place indoors on a modest budget. Therefore, the camera work has to be natural, and most of the time it is. Excellent conversation has been written for vijay varma and his philosophy. The production design by Garima Mathur is realistic. With the exception of the first ten minutes, editing is superb. The screenplay is a great asset because it skillfully fills in the plot's gaps.
