Jewel Thief Movie Review Sif Ali Khan Bollywood Hindi Cinema Critic Rating Opinion | Jewel Thief Movie Review: ‘Jewel Thef’ is full of thrill, Nikita Dutta’s great work

‘Jewel Thef- The Heest Beins’ is a great thriller action drama film based on a robbery. The story of this film is the real heart and the soul is mysterious Farah, which is performed brilliantly by Nikita Dutta. The story revolves around a big diamond theft between clever thief Rehan Roy (Saif Ali Khan) and dangerous gangster Rajan Aulakh (Jaideep Ahlawat), but it is the farah of Nikita Dutta who brightens every scene with her presence and talent. His acting connects every link in the film brilliantly, which makes his acting the most memorable aspect of the film.

This film of Siddharth Anand’s production house leads the legacy of his previous films in terms of great location. The visuals filmed efficiently gives good doses of entertainment of visual entertainment, but the most glow in this entertaining mixture is Nikita Dutta’s charisma. The ups and downs in the film keep the audience tied and the second part of the film is equally thrilling, but Nikita Dutta is the only one who gives a special identity and charm to the film.

Making his debut in Siddharth Anand’s cinematic world, Nikita Dutta has introduced a wonderful mix of the attraction and modern sensitivity of the classic Bollywood heroine in the role of Farah. He has kept the audience completely tied with his powerful action scenes, although his character could have found even more powerful dialogue and more developed story, but Nikita Dutta has proved her ability in both high-octane action and emotional scenes. His on-screen appearance is so attractive that it is difficult to remove their eyesight.

The original story of Siddharth Anand is based on a straightforward robbery, while Anisha Raisurana and Neel Balathajar’s complex screenplay manages to keep the audience tied up to the end. The film has efficiently exposed the background of major characters, including the complex relationship between Farah, Rehan and Rajan, and the origin of their extraordinary skills. The efficiently woven flashbacks and important events carry forward the story effectively, but it is the Farah of Nikita Dutta which makes every secret even more interesting.

Raisurana and Balathajar have put several unexpected turns in the script, forcing the audience to guess by the last moment and among all these turns, Nikita Dutta’s performance remains a stable and attractive center. The film maintains a fast pace from the initial credit to the thrilling climax and the new approach adopted for robbery scenes has added freshness and enthusiasm. The film is a notable contribution to this style, and the author and director have succeeded in creating stress and mystery during these important moments.

Producer Siddharth Anand’s direction style ‘Mission Impossible’ and ‘KGF’ are inspired by blockbuster franchises, and they have efficiently integrated familiar but effective cinematic elements. The film has well choreographed action sequences, but it is Nikita Dutta’s spontaneous attraction and screen presence that makes every action scene even more fun. The chemistry between Saif Ali Khan and Jaideep Ahlawat is also good, but the glow of Nikita Dutta is different among them all. Overall, it is a full entertaining film. My behalf from me to 3.5 out of 5 stars.