Story

Satya (Uday Shankar) is an orphan who runs a fishing business. He marries Preeti (Jia Sharma) who is also an orphan. But, soon after their marriage, they start fighting and arguing a lot which disturbs their relationship. Fed up with his marital life, Satya meets a girl named Maya and starts dating her. One day, Maya is found dead and Satya ends up becoming the prime suspect. Can Satya solve the case and prove his innocence? Forms the rest of the story.  

Review  

Though the first half is a bit slow, it eventually gets picked up and the twists and turns in the second half will keep the audience engaged. The first half is full of characters and story establishment. However, the film turns intriguing from the interval bang. The second half is too good and the film gives a riveting ride for the viewers. 

Coming to the technicalities, the background score is decent and impressive. The cinematography is very good. The visuals are quite impressive. The production values are decent. The editing in the first half is average but the second half is good. The narrative is engrossing. 

Both the lead actors have performed well in the movie. Uday Shankar justified his role. He got a role that suits his body language which helped him a lot. Also, he has improved in terms of acting when compared to his previous films. Zia Sharma looked beautiful and acted well. 

Verdict

'Kshana Kshanam' is one of the best thrillers in recent times. 

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