Haseen Dilruba is a decent watch, but you would need serious suspension of disbelief to digest the ending.

A guy marries a girl out of his league. Unfortunately, they both know it just after the wedding day. A third person enters this unhappy marriage and things take a turn for the worse, and soon we enter a murder investigation. The trailer gives a lot of important details.

It is a pretty straightforward plot is made enjoyable by Vikrant Massey's acting and beautiful camera work by Jayakrishna Gummadi. Vikrant's transition from an affectionate but timid guy next door to a psychotic cold-blooded person is masterful. He has quite a range and has a good sense to choose a variety of roles. I still remember him from Cargo or even from the small role of Dil Dhadakne Do. His 10 min short Detour is a good watch too.

Taapsee Pannu's characters are usually quite strong. In Haseen Dilruba she portrays the inner turmoil well. She has an image of herself in her own mind and when the world around her does not affirms it, it is not very pleasant for her. Both these leads do a great job of carrying this story forward. Harshvardhan Rane tries to catch up with these two but falls short by a small margin.

Amit Trivedi's music has some signature tunes. Especially, Mila Yun and Lakeeran have his trademark style and they have turned out quite well.

Overall, this is worth watching for images of the fictitious town of Jwalapur and the acting of both the leads. Not worth going for the story, that department does not offer anything memorable.