Mistry Movie Review: Ram Kapoor shines as a police officer, Mona Singh also brings life to the character..

Ram Kapoor was in controversy for a long time regarding his series. But as soon as the series was released, he won the hearts of the fans. Ram, who once made headlines for his tremendous body transformation, has been in the news for his controversial statement for the last few days. But apart from all this, if we talk only about his work, then he always looks top-class in it. He proves the same in 'Mistry' as well.

What if a detective starts washing his hands as soon as he shakes hands with someone? Policemen kick and break the door of a criminal. Mistry is the story of Armaan Mistry, who played the role of a detective, detective who has OCD and gets upset about seeing dirt. This series is an adaptation of the American show Monk, 8 episodes of this series have come on Jio Hotstar. Each episode is of 30 to 35 minutes, this series passes your type well.

Armaan Mistry can sniff out the culprit by looking at the crime scene. His OCD often disconnects him from society, but the same disease becomes his biggest strength in solving cases. Mystery's world has become even more complicated after his wife died in a bomb blast. His life is now limited to solving crimes and keeping everything perfect. Mistry's team also includes his secretary Shikha Talsania, who initially only calms him down, but gradually her character also emerges in depth.

Ram Kapoor breathes life into Mistry's character.

With every entry of Ram Kapoor, there is a restlessness on screen about what will happen next. He is troubled by the problems of the world. Sometimes the window blind is not straight, and sometimes he is worried about a gas leak, even if there is a dead body lying in front of him. This yearning for perfection is visible in every scene and Ram plays it with great ease. Mistry's house, where everything is hung at the same distance, shows the depth of his character very well. On the other hand, Mona Singh is also seen doing complete justice to her character in the role of ACP. As a strong female police officer, she did not limit this role to just the uniform but made the character memorable.

The direction is also amazing

If we talk about the direction of the film, then Rishabh Seth has presented this crime-comedy very well. In a scene when Mistry is in a meeting on a double murder case, he starts arranging the colorful pins on the whiteboard again due to OCD. Everyone thinks what a ridiculous act this is, but the very next moment when all the pins fall, Mystery puts them at their correct location, that too without any mistake. Only then everyone understands that his OCD is not a weakness, but a specialty.

Let us tell you that 'Mistry' is not just a crime show, it is a story that shows the balance between a person's mental state and his ability very well. Ram Kapoor has played the character of Armaan Mistry in such a way that you will remember him even after the show ends.

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