REVENGE, SERVED RIGHT
THE WEEK India|January 15, 2023
Heist is at the heart of Kaleidoscope, but there is so much more
ANUJA SUSAN VARGHESE
REVENGE, SERVED RIGHT

A washed-up ex-con obsessed with revenge, a svelte attorney who doubles as a fencer for stolen goods, a cute chemist who wants out from her drab life, a loudmouth thug who rubs everyone wrong, a harassed smuggler tired of his nagging family, and a silent bloke who quietly goes about his job—the ‘crew’ that sets out for the ‘heist of the century’ is in itself a ticking time-bomb of raw emotions. Locked in a web of hate, suspicion and betrayal yet fuelled by greed and a thirst for revenge, the team pulls off the impossible. Or, does it?

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