The transformation of Shraddha, from a naive girl to a powerful one is bit interesting.
On the positive side, Siddhant's fight scene along with his initial bonding scenes with Shraddha are decent among the worst. Shraddha's family members get happy when she fires someone or tries to show her power. The transformation part was all of sudden and lacked the conviction factor. It was tough to decide that what was more lethargic - her dialogue delivery, background music or the minimal screenplay happenings. The pace of the film suddenly drops as Shraddha starts aging. The second half starts with the super slow narration. Ankur's assignation scenes, police interrogating Shraddha, Shraddha's humiliation, her son's track and such scenes are forcefully stretched to the fullest only to make you feel the pain of her character. The story fails to grab your attention and keeps wobbling at every level. Siddhant Kapoor's entry into crime world is shown in flashes and it's left on the audience to remember his character from all the movies we have seen in the past (Shootout At Wadala, Once Upon A Time In Mumbai, etc). There are some light moments related to Ankur Bhatia which fails to go with the flow of the film.
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These scenes are worst scenes of the film where a courtroom drama seems like a TV news channel's breaking story. The lawyer despite of not having a single witness keeps arguing for hours and screams on top of her voice. Right from the first scene, the entire courtroom drama is jarring, clichéd and baseless. Where the movie begins with a courtroom drama with flashback versions of the main story.
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