Andhadhun (Blind Man’s Tune) by Sriram Raghavan is one of the most superb and delightful thrillers produced by mainstream Hindi cinema in a long time. The thriller-comedy, done with intelligence and tongue-in-cheek, is a tricky combo, but Raghavan pulls it off with panache.

It’s a terrific whodunit, Hitchcock-style, in which the audience already knows who the killer is, as well as his motive, but your heart is in your mouth till the end, wondering what will happen next, and if justice will be done. It is racily told, with edge-of-the-seat suspense.