For me, (this is typical) most of the fun, energy and sex appeal of the film are in the musical numbers. The fight scenes are comical, almost every hit forcing the characters to dive in some direction.
Deeksha's red-hot dance to the song "Akeli Hai Raat" is the clear highlight of this overlong masala movie: unfortunately things go rapidly downhill thereafter.This film takes its plot from Hitchcock's "Vertigo" but adds Bollywood slapstick, Hong Kong-style action and a plethora of plot twists to create a fairly indigestible mixture.
Abbaas-Mustaan are considered as the Alfred Hitchcock of Indian cinema. Their disciple Dinkar Kapur decided to direct a movie independently and he made the script from the leftovers of the movies of his gurus for that purpose.
This is one of the minor examples of Bollywood's ability to cross genres. For better ones, turn to "Humraaz" or, well, probably anything you can find on the market.
