The direction and the characters are good. The first-half of the movie looks almost phony with the performances by supporting cast and the story line is side-lined multiple times to create a unbearable sense of drag. The soundtrack and the camera angles are very immature but start to improve in the second half. For some reason the letter from "Nadir" to the lawyer "Kader Khan" is never revealed which would have given a sense of completeness to the movie. Rajpal Yadav definitely does justice to the character. The female lead could have been better and the daughters characters are way to immature and undeveloped to be a vital part of the story. In all, the move could have been a lot better but it definitely portrays the plight of innocent people in the company of gold-diggers. Based on a true story, its definitely worth a watch and would go down as a feather in Rajpal's cap.