Do Patti Review: Watch or Skip?

Kriti Sanon Steals the Show

Kriti shines as Soumya and Shailee, distinct twin roles. Her nuanced portrayal of jealousy and vulnerability makes her stand out in every scene.

Compelling Screenplay by Kanika Dhillon

The screenplay intricately weaves sibling rivalry, trauma, and resilience. Kanika Dhillon captures complex characters with raw, relatable flaws.

Kajol’s Underwhelming Cop Role

Kajol’s Vidya, a small-town cop, lacks depth and polish. Though well-intended, the character`s inconsistency limits Kajol’s usual impact.

Shaheer Sheikh Surprises as Dhruv

Known for his “chocolate boy” roles, Shaheer stuns as a dark, manipulative husband. His portrayal is both terrifying and believable.

Themes of Domestic Violence and Trauma

Do Patti sensitively explores PTSD, jealousy, and abuse. The storyline highlights the psychological scars these issues leave.

Atmospheric Setting Elevates the Tension

Set in the fictional Devipur, the misty hill station adds a haunting feel to the film, amplifying the sense of dread and mystery.

Slow Burn Pace Adds Depth

Do Patti builds its tension gradually, focusing more on character development. The suspense unfolds slowly, enhancing emotional depth.

Weak Climax Dulls Impact

Despite a gripping story, the anti-climax lacks punch. It feels more like a social message than a satisfying end to a thriller.

Average Soundtrack Fails to Stand Out

Sachet-Parampara’s music feels generic. It neither adds to nor detracts from the film but lacks the memorability a thriller needs.

Powerful Social Message

Beyond entertainment, Do Patti emphasises resilience in adversity. Its depiction of mental health struggles and sisterhood resonates deeply.