Review: Blind Game: Arjun Rampal and Priyamani make this thriller worth watching!

Blind Game follows Sikander Singh, played by Arjun Rampal, a police officer under suspension who becomes involved in a mysterious death and the disappearance of Rs 5 crore. Five friends are connected to the case, and as the investigation moves forward, each revelation exposes new secrets. The film keeps the central truth concealed until the final act.

Arjun Rampal is among the film’s biggest strengths. He fits the role of Sikander convincingly and gives the character the right mix of intensity and restraint. Priyamani, as Yamini, is equally impressive. Her confident screen presence and assured performance add depth to the film, and both actors make their characters feel believable rather than exaggerated.

There are a few weak spots. Certain portions of the plot could have been explored more thoroughly, and some characters needed greater development. A few story turns also feel hurried. Still, these issues do not take away much from the overall experience.

The Manali setting adds visual appeal, while the cinematography gives the film a polished look. The action sequences are well integrated into the narrative. The film’s biggest highlight is its final twist, which reframes much of what came before and provides a satisfying conclusion.

Blind Game is an engaging thriller powered by strong performances from its lead pair and a clever ending. Despite its minor pacing and character-development issues, it delivers an entertaining watch.

Rating: ***

By Keerti Kadam