Netflix's anticipated thriller ‘Do Patti’ released on October 25 promised a high-stakes game but failed to deal the right cards.

Bollywood star Kriti Sanon says she was thrilled to finally share significant screen time with senior actor Kajol in her upcoming movie "Do Patti". The mystery thriller film, which also marks Kriti's production debut,

Directed by Shashanka Chaturvedi, Do Patti also stars Shaheer Sheikh and Tanvi Azmi and is streaming on Netflix

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Do Patti, starring Kajol, Kriti Sanon and Shaheer Sheikh in the lead, was released on Netflix on October 25. The film deals with an important subject and maintains its sensitivity, but falls victim to its exaggerated performances.

An angry young man, rivalry among twins, and a relentless cop who wants to bring justice to the wronged wife. The money lessons from this twisted domestic tale of love and greed

Kriti Sanon and Kajol’s much-anticipated thrillerDo Patti has finally been released on Netflix and highlights a serious issue of domestic violence, but was it able to resonate with audiences? The initial reactions The initial reactions are not looking good for the film,

Do Patti attempts to weave together a story of sibling rivalry, domestic abuse, and justice, but ultimately falls short of its potential. The film, led by Kajol and Kriti Sanon, struggles with a predictable narrative.

Do Patti received mixed reviews with many praising strong portrayals by Kajol, Kriti Sanon, and Shaheer Sheikh. Some on social media have flagged the film for ‘weak writing and direction’.

I remember being traumatised after witnessing Ashutosh Rana’s spine-chilling performance as a serial killer and rapist in Dushman (1998). It featured Kajol in a double role, as twin sisters: the boisterous,

Plot: Saumya and Shailee (the grown-up characters are essayed by Kriti Sanon) are identical twins, who are orphaned at an early age. They are looked after by their caretaker whom they fondly call Maa ji.