Bhramam follows the same story of Andhadhun, so I won’t get into it. The story as we all know by now is excellent with ample elements of dark humour. The screenplay here is extremely mediocre though. It begins with a spectacular setting(post the now infamous line, what is life? It all depends on the liver), where a man is shooting a wild boar which is blind(as opposed to a rabbit). Post this, the slide begins! We are introduced to the characters in a mad rush that takes away the flavour that the original had to offer. A few scenes although the sane are chopped and changed to slightly change the narrative which was just not required. It pains me to think that an industry that has achieved such great heights has green lit a screenplay that is at best mediocre when all you had to do was copy the original frame by frame to keep the flavour intact(something that the Telugu film Maestro had done successfully). Even certain events which would have otherwise made an instant impact are diluted due to the wobbly screenplay. Certain scenes are extended unnecessarily. Come the second half, I was just going through the motions to get this done with. Not the best example of how a remake needs to be done culminating into a climax which is badly executed.