I thought that Vaada was a very different movie with a lot of twists, turns, and interesting plots.

The basic plot of the story is that Amisha Patel is found dead, and Arjun Rampal, Amisha's blind husband, and his best friend Zayed Khan who also happens to be Amisha's obsessive ex-boyfriend, are trying to figure out who killed her. 

Arjun Rampal did very well in his role, and he plays his part nicely as the helpless-looking husband who actually has other shades to him.

Zayed Khan was great in his role as the psychotic ex-boyfriend. I think this movie proved that he can do more that just play the "fun loving cool dude". He overacted in some spots, but it didn't go overboard.

Amisha Patel wasn't in the film very much because she's found dead in the very beginning, but for what she does do, I thought she wasn't that great.

The songs are good. I particularly enjoyed "Mein Ishq Uska" and "Maula".

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