Hangover

The young guys set out for a night of fun. They wake up to discover the dead body of a girl in their living room. This makes them prime suspects in the murder. Will they manage to unravel what really happened?

Drunken stories that involve a murder and a hazy memory of what really happened seems to be a storyline that is oft favoured by filmmakers trying to showcase a tale for the gen now. Hangover, as the title suggests, is also one such. Unfortunately, the story lacks any punch and the twists are rather mundane to even evoke any sense of intrigue towards the plot.

What ensures the film sinks even further down is the amateurish acting of the lead cast. Most of them lack the necessary emotions and seem to be reciting dialogues without any conviction. The film is well under two hours, but the lacklustre storyline and the flawed acting makes one feel like the film doesn't seem to end. There are hardly any redeeming factors to the film. Risk watching it only if you must.