Released last week in Delhi-U.P. (at Ghaziabad), Vine Arora, Tinted Shadow and Paperstone Productions’ Alien Frank (UA) is the story of a young boy who is so influenced by the book he reads that he starts living in a make-believe world.
Rajesh Prasad’s story and screenplay are so abstract that they would appeal to a very thin section of the class audience. For the rest, the drama would be boring. Rajesh Prasad’s dialogues are commonplace.
Performances of all the actors are so-so.
Amar Dubey’s direction is average. Music is functional. Akash Tiwari’s camerawork is alright. Chandan Singh’s editing leaves something to be desired.
On the whole, Alien Frank has dim commercial prospects.
