Divya Delhi:  Sunny Deol, in prime form, played a cop who loses his legs in the first two reels. The story takes the outstanding characters into a tangle of intrigue and conspiracy as it twists and turns. Due of the excellent writing, the screenplay is better than the film. Characters and motivations match James Hadley Chase and Sidney Sheldon's adventure-thriller-suspense world. The men are brave, smart, and fearless. Deol accepts betrayal with dignity when cuckolded.This film used commercial storytelling to push morals without utilizing harsh words. Fans of Sunny Deol's fist-friendly image saw him show that strength can be restrained. Sunny Deol was furious with Subhash Ghai and Mukta Arts' Right Yaaa Wrong marketing. Sunny told me, “It was always a good film,” after the film's premiere. Mukta Arts (Subhash Ghai) mistreated it. They promoted it like a tiny producer. It seemed the major production house didn't know what to do with the film. Talk, talk, talk... Meetings and plans abounded. Nothing happened. I'm sick of empty chatter. Now I simply want to work on planned projects.” Sunny thought Ghai didn't like the film. “He didn't support Right Yaaa Wrong. His counselors continuously tried to cut up the film. Having a team of individuals continually offering input and advise is impossible in filmmaking. It merely produces turmoil and confusion. The film must follow one man's vision. He's the director.” Apparently, Ghai prevented Neerraj Pathak from executing his vision. Sunny said, “His vision determines the end product. You must let the director work. Fortunately or unfortunately, I don't interfere too much. I can't sit and chat. A man of action.”- Sunny accused Ghai of mistimed the film. “They promised to release the film when the time was right. It was finally released on IPL match day. How is that date correct? Actually, they lost interest in the film. However, audiences appreciated the film during trials. Suddenly, they released it with haphazard PR while I was shooting in Punjab. The release was initially scheduled for December, then January. What should I do? Give up shooting and promote Right Yaaa Wrong when they asked? All hype. Big talkers populate the world.” Subhash Ghai handled Sunny's claims calmly and logically. Mukta Arts controls and distributes Right Yaaa Wrong worldwide. We couldn't sell the film. No buyers. The setup was unsellable. As the film's funders, we were the most insecure. Sunny Saab's comments depend on the film's reception. Why didn't he say this before release? At least six times, I visited Sunny. Our initial release date was November 30, but Sunny, Irrfan, Konkona, and Esha Koppikhar had no time to promote the film.