Nazar Andaaz (2022)

Review Team

4/5

Nazar Andaaz, directed by Vikrant Deshmukh, offers a refreshing take on interpersonal dynamics through the lens of humour and heart. The plot revolves around Sudhir, a blind man, who inadvertently becomes the centre of a rivalry between his housemaid Bhavani and the newly hired Ali. The screenplay c ... Show more >> Nazar Andaaz, directed by Vikrant Deshmukh, offers a refreshing take on interpersonal dynamics through the lens of humour and heart. The plot revolves around Sudhir, a blind man, who inadvertently becomes the centre of a rivalry between his housemaid Bhavani and the newly hired Ali. The screenplay cleverly balances comedic moments with poignant reflections on jealousy and companionship. The performances are commendable, particularly that of the lead, who brings depth to the character of Sudhir. The direction is tight, ensuring that the pacing remains engaging throughout. While some comedic beats may feel predictable, the film ultimately delivers a satisfying narrative that resonates with audiences. For those seeking a light-hearted yet meaningful story, Nazar Andaaz is a delightful find. Show less

Editor Team

3/5

Nazar Andaaz is a mixed bag that tries to juggle comedy and sentimentality, but sometimes falters in execution. The story of Sudhir, Bhavani, and Ali has great potential, yet it occasionally leans too heavily on cliché moments. The rivalry between Bhavani and Ali is amusing and brings some light-hea ... Show more >> Nazar Andaaz is a mixed bag that tries to juggle comedy and sentimentality, but sometimes falters in execution. The story of Sudhir, Bhavani, and Ali has great potential, yet it occasionally leans too heavily on cliché moments. The rivalry between Bhavani and Ali is amusing and brings some light-hearted joy, but the film's pacing can lag, especially in the middle sections. Performances are solid; however, the characters could have benefited from deeper development. The ending, while sweet, feels somewhat rushed. It’s a decent watch if you’re in the mood for a simple comedy, but don’t expect it to leave a lasting impression. Show less