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The Steamiest Erotic Showcase: Review of Hate Story 3


After all the elevations and hype created by the production of Hate Story 3, I was not the only person who got lured to watch this movie. Luckily, I got the tickets almost eight hours before the start of the movie. Trust me; the seats were getting filled like the stock market rises due to growing economy.


Hate Story 3 is a movie where you should not become a critic and expect something intellectual out of this movie. This movie is for sheer entertainment and living up to its brand value. Hate Story is a brand which has sell sex, hatred and revenge to the audience over the years. The 3rd part of this unique movie is nothing different from its subalterns.


Hate Story 3 is an unadulterated steam fest for the audience with the toppings of vengeance and spectacle. Vikram Bhat has not let any stone unturned to showcase the ugly sibling enmity along with steamy sex and unsureness. The film is attractive but the plot is not as strong as it could be. The actress in the movie has not much acting obligation and they are present in the movie to set screen on fire with their sizzling body and arousing expressions. The movie is a Bollywood styled erotica.


You should watch this movie without keeping any guilt and please it is my humble request; don’t look for the staple part of the movie as it is not present.



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