Very disappointing...

Pretty Good

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

This movie is not your typical Bollywood mas-ala film. Maybe that's why I liked it so much. Revolving around the life of a couple celebrating their anniversary comes this uniquely told story.You will feel confused at the Start, wondering where it will all lead to. Worry not, all will start to make sense from around the middle of the story and you will given clues to understand the puzzle that is this film. It has a beautiful hidden message that will be unraveled near the end. And I think this is a much watch for all the youngsters in India. Never mind that,everyone should watch this wonderfully directed thriller, with a very important message. I enjoyed watching it and I hope you will/did too.

Excellent Movie!!! i would rate among the top 3 Bollywood movies of 2013!! Does not have a star cast but hits the bulls eye, gives out its message at the end!! The torture and suspense keeps u glued, not even a minute is boring!!! Story, Acting, Direction, locations, Everything is perfect Excellent Movie!!! i would rate among the top 3 Bollywood movies of 2013!! Does not have a star cast but hits the bulls eye, gives out its message at the end!! The torture and suspense keeps u glued, not even a minute is boring!!! Story, Acting, Direction, locations, Everything is perfect. A must watch if you are looking for a non- masala, realistic and logical movie with a good message at the end!!

The movie pleasantly shocked me, I saw the movie to see Paresh Rawals' Performance but had no idea that I would like the movie so much, the movie had good cinematography and the leads put in decent performances as well, It was kind of Ironical to see the Rajeev Khandelwal on the other end of Sach Ka Saamna.It was great to see Paresh Rawal at his villainous best after a long time he is clearly setting the bar high after Oh my God last year and now this one ,hope he continues to deliver in the future.The movie can be disturbing to watch for a family audience but such movies need to be made.The message in the movie leaves a deep impact , all college students must see this movie at least once.

Circa 2006, Zinda released which was an unofficial remake of A Korean film Oldboy(2003). The film was panned badly and rejected by the audiences. In 2013, Table No.21 releases with Rajeev Khandelwal, Paresh and Tena Desae. The film caught ones attention ever since the promo was out with Paresh in a sinister look and with his dialogue- If You Lie you Die. The film has a good story and though it borrows heavily from Hollywood yet it keeps you engrossed. It may not be a perfect thriller yet it does have it's moments, the twists and turns, especially the finale which gives out a social message is brilliant but the problem is that the film drags in between and the film gets predictable especially if you have seen Zinda let alone Oldboy.Direction by Aditya Datt who gave crass films earlier like Aashiq Banaya Aapne and Dil Diya Hai redeems himself, he handles several scenes well Music is okayRajeev Khandelwal portrays his weakness and all emotions perfectly, yet again proving his talent. Tena Desae is good in her part Paresh Rawal fresh after the critical acclaim of Oh My God does a superb job, bringing out various characteristics of the role perfectly, he is simply outstanding in the finale. rest are adequate