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Please don't spend money on this.

It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

If you're looking for a serious movie, avoid. If you're looking for a Bollywood drinking game, this is perfect.A big chunk of it was paint-by-numbers melodrama and breaks into song at the least appropriate moments (I did enjoy the music videos, as entirely out of place as they were; 2 of 3 stars came entirely from that). I won't spoil the movie, but suffice it to say that no Bollywood tropes were harmed by the end.The story began quite confusing and disjointed, progressed to making a little more sense by the middle, and then started falling apart completely as Neetu Chandra's increasingly laughable attempts to depict a crazy person reared their ugly head. Wide eyes are just not enough to carry a whole performance. I put a big chunk of the blame on director Jag Mundhra, who obviously made her act that way and allowed such a silly script.I was hoping this would be one of the first genuinely gripping Indian thrillers, but it was just a series of old clichés instead.The occasional puns on English weren't bad, though the mention of Welbutrin as a treatment for schizophrenia had me cracking up; if anything, Welbutrin would probably worsen that, it certainly isn't an anti-psychotic at all.

I had least expectations from this film but it's quite good. The film is based on SINGLE WHITE FEMALE but yet it's indianised well Though not having big stars nor production values yet it's a decent film. The film however does get predictable at times and some scenes appear too contrived. Also the second half does get a bit lengthy.Direction by Jag Mundhra is good Music is okayRohit Roy who is hardly seen lately is okay in his role, Tanushree Dutta also after this year took a break from films and is now trying for a comeback, she is okay too, Neetu Chandra who slowly ventured into meaningful cinema is good in her role, Anupam Kher is decent rest are okay

You just gotta love it when writers use their creative input as an excuse to take pot shots at famous people. When Rohit Roy (who plays Karan) utters the line "Nothing sells better than sex, not even Shahrukh Khan" I just knew that I was setting myself up for a really b-rate movie. With a cast that includes Anupam Kher (who was wasted in his role by the way) Neetu Chandra, Rohit Roy, Tanushree Dutta and a friendly appearance by Udita Goswami (she also starred with Dutta in the much better that this film 'Rokkk') you wouldn't think the script would be that bad. That said, for anyone who is still interested at this point, this film is nearly a scene-for-scene copy of the Hollywood cult-classic 'Single White Female'. Woman(Dutta) invites unsuspecting stranger(Chandra) into her home as a roommate and said stranger turns out to be a psycho with a dark past who tries to take over her life. I am tired of complaining about Bollywood copies of Hollywood films, I get it now, most film-makers believe that if they do not make these copies, the general Indian population wouldn't see the Hollywood counterparts. But at least make it a decent copy like 'Raaz' (a good copy of 'What Lies Beneath') or 'We are Family' (an okay copy of the Julia Roberts/Susan Sarandon film 'Stepmom'). The music was good but forgettable despite the use of stellar singers like Shreya Ghosal, Sunidhi Chauhan and Sonu Nigam. Watch at your own risk.

I did not know that "Apartment" was actually plagiarised from a Hollywood movie. But nonetheless that doesn't mar my opinion about it. I watched "Apartment" on a lazy evening when I had nothing better to do. And frankly, it not as lousy as it portrayed it to be. If your expectations are not sky-high then its a good psychopath thriller (though nearly gets classified as a B-grade movie). Tanushree Dutta was OK. Neetu Chandra does her part quite effectively without going overboard. Anupam Kher was wasted. And roping in Bappi Lahiri is an absolute no-no (way past his sell-by-date). Nari Hira/ Star Dust/ Magna films seem to have stuck in the time-capsule of 1980's where they used to do reasonably well in Video films genre. The same effort would have well spent on a creative project. Watch it when its aired on telly on a lazy evening. PS: Its a reality check on "Atithi Tum Kab Jaaoge"