Fri, 20 Apr 2012 10:27:15 GMT  Review: 'Hate Story'  Hate Story
Vikram Bhatt [he's penned the story] falls back on the formula
of the 1970s and 1980s, when vendetta fares ruled the roost. In
'Hate Story', the protagonist seeks vengeance and uses her
sexuality as a weapon to settle scores with the wrong-doers. A
compelling plot that has the potential to keep the viewer
captivated, the film tantalizes and teases the spectator thanks
to the intrepid dare bare scenes by Paoli Dam, but is quite
unpersuasive at certain junctures as well.  Movies with such an
audacious theme generally ignite debates and 'Hate Story' is
sure to meet with severe reactions. The makers ought to be
prepared for some bouquets and brickbats. What makes the movie
watchable is the vengeance aspect. But the ease with which she
makes her way to the people she sets her sights on is hard to
digest. First, the CEO [Joy Sengupta] followed by the
influential politician [Mohan Kapur]... the woman barters her
body for getting closer to her prey. But