A disheartened motivational speaker gets hired by a corporate to become a preacher until his live stint on television puts him and his service under the scanner.
A few of the bits and pieces in Netflix's Raat Akeli Hai feel a bit contrived, but not enough to take the enjoyment away from a film which has a terrific sense of time and place, and a crime in which everyone has stakes.
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Kennith Rosario
RTThe HinduAug 28, 2024
The whodunit starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Radhika Apte is so focused on misleading the audience, that it loses its hold over characterization.
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Renuka Vyavahare
RTThe Times of IndiaAug 28, 2024
Raat Akeli Hai is a sincere attempt but it isn't engaging enough for you to feel the joy of solving a murderous puzzle or detective riddles.
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Anna M.M. Vetticad
RTFirstpostMay 23, 2023
There is so much promise in the first half of Trance in its depiction of religion as an opioid. The second half though, completely fails to take that substantial beginning forward.