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I See You (drama) Review MIL/Agencies, Dec 30, 2006. December 30, 2006 - This is definitely not the film to sign off Bollywood's most successful year with, because it's neither masala, experimental nor avant garde. (Cast: Arjun Rampal, Vipasha Aggarwal, Chunky Pandey, Direction: Vivek Aggarwal). And no, definitely not the film for Arjun Rampal to make a debut as a producer because the film's a dead ringer at first go. A tale of ghosts and ghost-likes, I See You lacks all energy and leaves you literally corpse-cold. Set in scenic London, the film traces the love story between a hot-shot TV anchor (Arjun) and a ghost-with-a-cause (Vipasha) who lands up in his bedroom, one balmy day. The ghost who walks and talks is actually a doctor lying in comatose in a hospital after she was bumped off by a bunch of bad doctors who stole kidneys out of heart patients. Her cause? She wants to get back into her body and stop the bad guys from pulling out the life plug. Hence the importance of anchorji... Complications arise when buddies and colleagues begin to doubt the star anchor's sanity because he seems to be talking to no one, holding on to no one, fighting with no one and falling in love with no one. Reason? No one else can see lady phantom, you see! And guess what? Our leading lady seems to take the role literally and pitches in the most lifeless performance of the year. With hands tightly folded across her waif-like body throughout the film, face expressionless and dialogues an indefinable mumble, she's truly a spectre on screen. The only living creatures in this dead-fellas-walking caper are Boman Irani in an itsy-bitsy role and Chunky Pandey, currently on a career comeback.
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