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[ad_1] Extra marital affair is arguably as old as the institution of marriage. A lot of films have already been made on this aspect. But take a look at various newspaper articles on extra-marital affairs and you’ll realize that some of them don’t go the conventional way and twisted and weird developments do take place. BLACKMAIL, directed by DELHI BELLY director Abhinay Deo, attempts to tell one such tale and as per the makers, it is inspired from a true story. So does BLACKMAIL manage to entertain with its novel storyline? Or does it turn out to be a disappointing fare? Let’s analyse. BLACKMAIL is the story of a bored and in-debt husband who devises a bizarre idea when he finds out that his wife is having an extra marital affair. Dev Kaushal ( Irrfan Khan ) works for Boss DK (Omi Vaidya) at My Handy, a toilet paper company. He is married to Reena ( Kirti Kulhari ) and their marriage has lost the spark. He prefers being in the office till late and playing games on the computer rather

[ad_1] Blackmail as the title suggests, is a film about blackmailing. Dev Kaushal (Irrfan Khan) lives with his wife, Reena (Kirti Kulhari), and works in DK’s (Omi Vaidya) company which manufactures toilet paper rolls. Invariably, Dev sits till late in the office, playing video games if there’s no work. He always informs Blackmail as the title suggests, is a film about blackmailing. Dev Kaushal (Irrfan Khan) lives with his wife, Reena (Kirti Kulhari), and works in DK’s (Omi Vaidya) company which manufactures toilet paper rolls. Invariably, Dev sits till late in the office, playing video games if there’s no work. He always informs his wife, via a message on the mobile phone, before leaving the office for home. However, one day, Dev reaches home much ahead of his usual time, that too, without sending Reena a text message. He is shocked to find wife Reena in bed with another man (Arunoday Singh). Dev finds out that his wife’s lover is Ranjit Arora who is the husband of Dolly Verma (Divya D