The chemistry between Nandana and Randeep is forced and at least Hooda looks quite uncomfortable in the scenes.
The biggest snag in the movie is the unnecessary sexuality that has been introduced. Somehow, the story has not been told well, despite a short run-time (a little over two hours) it seems to drag on most points. But, the director has not been able to weave a seamless entity of the persona of Raja Ravi Varma. The life of the painter is an inspiration even today, and the subject is as relevant today as it was a 100 years back. He then finds opposition from Hindu higher caste group which questions his subjects and why he chooses to let 'normal' people have access to Gods, who are supposed to reside only in temples. Randeep Hooda plays Raja Ravi Varma, who finds his muse in Sugandha (Nandana Sen), and paints her as different Hindu Goddesses in his various paintings. He further tries to weave in a love story within this story.
He attempts to portray an artist at the pinnacle of his talent and the fight to bring God to each home.
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