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Critics Review
2.00
Can be bypassed with ease
'Bypass Road' is a tedious watch. Also, it's sad to witness a competent actor like Neil Nitin Mukesh, who made a fabulous debut in a thriller film called 'Johnny Gaddaar' years ago, being underutilised in a weak movie with no thrills. 'Bypass Road' is a classic example of why sometimes it is okay to not take the path less traveled.(more)
Source: Pallabi Dey Purkayastha, Times Of India
2.00
It Won't Say 'Bye' Until You 'Pass' Out!
Bypass Road is not a route you would want to take off you're looking for a good thriller. You might find a lot of unintentional humour as I did (refer: script analysis) but thrills are the last thing you'll get from this. Skip it!(more)
Source: Umesh Punwani, Koimoi
2.50
Neil Nitin Mukes's Thriller Turns Out To Be A Bumpy Ride!
'Safety is cheers, accident is tears', reads a message on the wall in a scene in Neil Nitin Mukesh's 'Bypass Road'. Well, this rhyming line almost seems to be warning us of the bumpy ride ahead.(more)
Source: Madhiri, One India
1.50
Bypass Road goes around in circles and gets nowhere
No amount of thunder and lightning, cats and threats, conveniently forsaken homes to carry out a long-drawn-out clash between masked intruders and wheelchaired victims (something the recent Game Over did so well) can chart Bypass Road's bumpy course.(more)
Source: Sukanya Verma., Rediff.com
1.50
The Neil Nitin Mukesh film is a drag
The plot is convoluted. The proceedings are confused. The bit of menace generated by the cat-and-mouse chase in the house is diluted by weak strands which add nothing to the main act. A couple of men in black, one with a drawn face, and the other with a stern one, are in the mix. So are two women who never look very sure about their bearings.(more)
Source: Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express
1.50
Despite a suave Neil Nitin, plodding and unoriginal!
Much as I would like to watch, and recommend, a tightly woven suspense drama replete with surprise that jolts you out of your preconceived findings and verdicts, Bypass Road is definitely not the one: We will have to wait for an edgy thriller with a plot that is not a throwback to the 1970s and the 1980s Bollywood's unsurprising banal themes that would hold your attention from start to finish!(more)
Source: ARNAB BANERJEE, Deccan Chronicle