Con City

The film actually sets a decent premise, showing how people, due to their compulsions, deceptions, and becoming victims of scams, start scamming others themselves. The film effectively portrays all these aspects, including the problems they face after committing scams, and the consequences are shown in the film. The film's story is very good; it could have conned the audience, creating a delusional dilemma, but don't expect anything like that. In this film, things are convenient and simplified. I'm not denying that the film's concept and idea are excellent, but it wasn't executed well enough at the writing level, which is why the film feels good in bits and pieces rather than as an overall film. The flaws of this film are overcome by the redemption of all these problems, shown with twists and turns, and things are built towards reform, though there are still plot holes. With this writing, they are even planning to make a sequel. The film explores themes like trust issues, father-son bonding, and dysfunctional families. We see references to some world cinema films in the movie. The film's message is simple: one should not cheat anyone! Harish sir, don't cheat your craft; in an attempt to save budget, you wrote it yourself, directed it yourself, and produced it yourself, what bro? It's very wrong, bro!!! Due to weak writing of an ambitious story, my connection with the film was broken, and I couldn't feel empathy for the characters. If you like films about scams, you can try this once.