Ghuspaithiya Review: Susi Ganesan’s film ‘Ghuspatia’ is in the limelight. This film sheds light on the dark world of cyber crime. It also talks about issues like police reform which are not usually shown in Indian films. A new topic has been raised in this film.
The film was shot in Varanasi and Lucknow. Actor Vineet Kumar Singh plays the role of a police officer from Uttar Pradesh. Urvashi Rautela plays his wife. When Vineet monitors the influencers’ phones, a shocking truth is revealed. Actually, the phone calls also include a call related to his wife.
What is the story?
Akshay Oberoi plays the villain in the film ‘Ghuspatia’. As the investigation progresses, the story gets interesting. The film uniquely highlights the inefficiencies of police reform committees, and focuses on how officers often have to play the roles of cooks and gardeners, a serious issue that is rarely discussed in Indian films.
Acting
The film ‘Ghuspatia’ has a story with a new angle which brings a tremendous twist. Vineet Kumar Singh has done a great job by smoothly transitioning between romantic scenes. Akshay Oberoi has come on screen brilliantly in the role of the villain. Urvashi Rautela has given a best performance. Govind Namdev has made an important contribution to the film as a supporting role.
Direction and Cinematography
In her direction, Susi Ganesan has completely focused on the visual elements of the film like background score and music. The cinematography and colour palette enhance the experience. ‘Ghuspatiya’ not only entertains, but also raises the issue of cyber fraud and makes the audience aware of the risks associated with their smartphones.
By the end of the film, you will realise how easily ‘intruders’ can destroy your life. If you want to see something great in brilliant performances and ground breaking content, then this is a film you should not miss.