Chehre follows the story of a stormy night when a man takes shelter at a nearby cottage where a strange twist awaits him there. The story is quite interesting especially with the spectacular setup. Here I must admit that I found the trailer a tad underwhelming but once I finished the film, I can safely say that the storytelling is quite unique. Often it becomes tricky when the entire story unfolds in a single location with the simple reason being that the film can become monotonous. But the screenplay here is pretty engaging. This is a dialogue heavy screenplay with most of the story unfolding through dialogues so this may not appeal to many. This requires some amount of focus and attentiveness to sit through the screenplay thereby focussing on the smaller details. The first half is almost a slow buildup but it is still intriguing as you are fascinated to know on what happens next. Come the second half and through a series of flashbacks, the game becomes interesting and more clear on where this is headed. I for one expected a twist in the tale towards the end. And here I was disappointed. Not only did the twist not come but the writing seemed convenient and underwhelming towards the end. But overall this is still an engaging watch!