Blood Money Movie Review

Blood Money (Hindi)

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3.5/10
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3.0/10
Release Date:
March 29, 2012

Blood Money is the story of Kunal [Kunal Kemmu] and his wife Arzoo [Amrita Puri], who move to Cape Town after Kunal procures a job with a leading diamond export firm run by Zaveri [Manish Chaudhuri] and his brother [Sandiip Sikcand]. The perks of the job includes a plush mansion, a swanky car and of course, all the opulence that money can procure. Gradually, Kunal finds himself trapped in the midst of a structured white collar crime conglomerate. How he struggles to get out of it forms the remainder of this story.

Blood Money is the story of Kunal [Kunal Kemmu] and his wife Arzoo [Amrita Puri], who move to Cape Town after Kunal... Show More

A bore-a-thon of a movie

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IBN

Feels like a rerun of Vishesh Films’ Jannat. Much too insipid. Cliches abound

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Outlook

Unless stale stories, bad acting and bungled possibilities capture your fancy, Blood Money is much too sluggish, simplistic and boring to bother

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Rediff

Blood Money has a story which starts off interesting but becomes familiar as it unspools, underwired with the usual flash

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Indian Express

Instead of a slick thriller we have a cringe-worthy, amateur effort with not one aspect that stands out

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Mumbai Mirror

Blood Money is predictable in its screenplay and poor in its execution

Mint

Blood Money is a bloody boring film

Times of India

Writer Upendra Sidhye’s story is believable but the execution barely rises above average

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DNA

Blood Money bleeds boredom

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nowrunning

Debutant director, (Vishal S Mahadkar), tells the story well, though some scenes are very stretched, and tries too hard to provoke a reaction

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Times of India

A decent and absorbing first hour coupled with soulful music are its aces, although the mediocre, outmoded writing in the post-interval portions leave you a little miffed

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