Reviewed by Manish Gajjar, Bollywood Specialist
Soch is a physiological thriller that revolves around Raj Mathew (Sanjay Kapoor) a rising film star with a serious problem - he is madly in love with his wife, Mahulika (Aditi Gowatriker).
But she is very suspicious of him! Why? Because she is obsessed with the 'thought' that he is unfaithful to her.
| Μύ |  | Sanjay Kapoor as Raj
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Preity Saradesai (Raveena Tandon) is a film choreographer turned director. She has a problem of being labelled the 'other' woman in Raj's life. For this main reason, his marriage is about to hit the rocks.
The dramatic twist comes in the form of Om (Arbaaz Khan). Psychologically disturbed, Om harbours a lot of pain and anguish within himself. As a child he was tortured by his father.
Om meets up with Raj and decides to strike up a deal. He will kill his wife provided Raj kills his father, who happens to be a police inspector.
| Μύ |  | Arbaz Khan as Om
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Soon Om fulfills his side of the bargain and forces Raj to go ahead with his promise.
What follows next is a series of spin chilling sequences where Raj tries to get out of the mess he has got himself into.
A point to note is that India's former Foreign Minister, Mr Salman Khurshid has made a guest appearance in this thriller.
Mr Khurshid will play the role of a chief guest in an awards function in the film.
| Μύ |  | Raveena Tandon as Preity
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Raveena Tandon and Sanjay Kapoor who play the roles of a film actress and a director respectively are given awards by Mr Khurshid.
Performances by all the lead stars have been average but its Arbaaz Khan who steals the show by his breathtaking negative role as the psychopathic Om. He is sure to get notice in Bollywood. Lets hope that we see more of his talent on screen in the next few months.
| Μύ |  | Aditi Gowatriker as Mahulika
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Of the female cast, Raveen Tandon has done a superb job throughout as a choreographer who faces life with great confidence during times of danger.
Overall this suspense flick which evoked great curiosity when it was made because of its novel idea and plot has managed to get a decent opening at the box office.
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