New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS) A gripping, dark crime thriller featuring Vikrant Massey and Deepak Dobriyal, ‘Sector 36’ is finally out on Netflix. Inspired by true events, the film delves into the harrowing search for a serial killer behind the disappearance of several children from a slum in north India.
The film emerges as a crucial one for our times, offering a stark and unflinching portrayal of its subject matter which manages to hold the audiences with its authenticity and emotional weight.
The story of the film is loosely based on the 2006 Noida serial murders also known as the Nithari killings. In ‘Sector 36’, Vikrant Massey delivers a chilling performance as a house help in an affluent residence who hides a dark and sinister secret. His character, driven by a ruthless and unfeeling nature, is a serial killer who abducts and murders children without a hint of remorse. His past, marked by trauma and hardship, has forged a cold-blooded killer, and his current actions are a horrifying manifestation of his inner demons.
The narrative delves into the dual darkness of his world as it also reveals that his employer, played by Akash Khurana, shares a similarly vile past. Khurana, a figure of affluence and power, has his own history of abusing children, making him complicit in the heinous crimes committed under his roof. Both characters are intertwined in a grotesque alliance, their shared depravity driving the horrific events that unfold in the story.
Deepak Dobriyal plays Inspector Ram Charan Pandey, a dedicated law enforcement officer initially indifferent to the missing children cases, seeing them as mere statistics. However, his complacency is shattered when his own daughter narrowly escapes becoming a victim. This personal stake propels him into the heart of the investigation, shifting his perspective from a detached observer to a desperate avenger.
As Inspector Pandey digs deeper into the case, he uncovers the horrifying truth behind the disappearances. The film’s crux revolves around the unravelling of this dark conspiracy.
Vikrant Massey delivers a chameleon-like performance in the film diving deep into the complex role of Prem Singh with remarkable authenticity and depth. His portrayal adds significant weight and realism to the film. Equally impressive is Deepak Dobriyal, whose role as the determined police officer Ram Charan Pandey enhances the film’s tension and emotional impact. Together, Massey and Dobriyal bring a level of credibility and intensity that elevates the crime thriller, making it a standout experience.
Given its bold approach and the impactful performances that drive its narrative, it is a film that will likely be talked about for years to come. Kudos to Aditya Nimbalkar for choosing a film like this as his directorial debut. The film’s ability to bring such dark themes into light while maintaining a gripping narrative is a testament to his directorial prowess.
Maddock Films, known for their discerning content choices, shines brightly with ‘Sector 36’. Their commitment to selecting thought-provoking and high-quality content is evident in this film, which not only showcases their dedication to storytelling but also underlines their ability to handle challenging material with grace and precision.
Produced by Dinesh Vijan and Jyoti Deshpande under the banners of Maddock Films and Jio Studios respectively, ‘Sector 36’ is a remarkable piece of cinema that promises to leave a lasting impression, thanks to its intense portrayal, stellar performances, and masterful execution.
Film: Sector 36
Director: Aditya Nimbalkar
Writer: Bodhayan Roychaudhury
Cast: Vikrant Massey, Deepak Dobriyal, Akash Khurana, Darshan Jariwala, Baharul Islam
Duration: 124 minutes
Rating: ****
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