Gayab

Tushar Kapoor, Antra Mali, Govind Namdeo, Raghuveer Yadav, Raman Trikha, Rasika Joshi, Rajendra Sethi

On the whole, GAYAB is strong on hype, but weak in content. The USP of the film is the invisible factor in the story, but an amateur screenplay ruins the show. Read More

With a mischievous glint in his eyes, Tusshar wishfully adds, "I would find out all the ghaplas (scams) that happen within the industry. I would find out about distributors who aren't honest in their dealings and catch all the foul play within the industry". Read More

The makers of Gayab had a very novel idea in their hands, but they fail materialize it due to poor screenplay and a lackluster development of story in the second half when the protagonist becomes invisible. Read More

Music by Ajay-Atul and Amar Mohile is average on audio, but in the film seem misplaced and slacken the pace. It is surprising that the promos for the film looked very appealing, but the final product leaves much to be desired. Read More

"Gayab" is essentially a one-line tele film stretched to a full feature. Though it contains a few warm and wicked moments, it finally gets mired in a manic maelstrom of climactic chases and other claptraps of popular cinema. Read More

Gayab brings memories of the Hollywood film, The Invisible Man (1933). But does this Bollywood version create the same magic on the audience? Read on... Read More