Review By Kamal K
Bali begins on a pleasant note, offering us a glimpse into Shrikant and Mandar's relationship. The duo is content with their simplicity together. Everything quickly becomes grim, especially the hospital scenes. There are no jump scares, which is kind of a relief, but there aren't enough scary moments either. The team does its best to deliver on the promise of gripping film, but somewhere along the way, Bali gets predictable. The film shows signs of delivering on its promise when things at the hospital start looking fishy to Shrikant. But a rushed climax prevents that from happening.
The performances are sincere. It's good to see Swapnil Joshi transition from doting dad to concerned, and scared dad. Pooja Sawant performs sincerely and stands out in the climax.
Postive -
Story Gripping Performances
Negative -
Not Enough scary Moments Rushed Climax.
Bali begins on a pleasant note, offering us a glimpse into Shrikant and Mandar's relationship. The duo is content with their simplicity together. Everything quickly becomes grim, especially the hospital scenes. There are no jump scares, which is kind of a relief, but there aren't enough scary moments either. The team does its best to deliver on the promise of gripping film, but somewhere along the way, Bali gets predictable. The film shows signs of delivering on its promise when things at the hospital start looking fishy to Shrikant. But a rushed climax prevents that from happening.
The performances are sincere. It's good to see Swapnil Joshi transition from doting dad to concerned, and scared dad. Pooja Sawant performs sincerely and stands out in the climax.
Postive -
Story Gripping Performances
Negative -
Not Enough scary Moments Rushed Climax.
