Akshay Kumar, the forest ranger in the Calgary region of Canada, shows off his undying spirit in the very first scene with his commendable effort of diving deep to find an evidence of crime. The same spirit lingers on throughout the movie as he undertakes a series of risky ventures to find out, the real culprit behind the death of his father. Sharmila Tagore, is as elegant as ever, with loads of secrets pent up within her – and not without a reason. Ayesha Takia, the love of Akshay’s life, did not have much to do in the beginning but later she appeared a more seasoned actor moulded into a character required of her.

Except the repetitive tendency, Tasveer offers you a fair share of thrill with our Akki doing most of the running. He has proved himself once again as one of the most athletic and fittest dudes bollywood is blessed with. Music directors Salim Merchant, Sulaiman Merchant and Neeraj Sri have put up a visible effort with their pulsating background music. Even Bohemia (English rapper) was impressive with his song ‘What’s in the picture’. You get to see some fast changing scenes in the film thanks to high-end camera techniques implemented in some of the shots. Beautiful landscapes of Canada’s countryside are captured well to evoke an aesthetic appeal. Covering a span of two hours and 15 minutes, Tasveer strives to impress you with a hard-to-believe story and succeeds to certain yards.