The Bhootnii

The movie has only one dialogue SACHI MOHABBAT SACHI MOHABBAT. Waste of time and money, entire cast did there worst acting. I don't understand why the production don't watch the movie before release so they should have an idea what they have made.

Even the backstory of the ghost was basely just like the movie.

Even the direction was like scene were not related at all.

I don't think it to be a horror comedy but it should be baseless comedy where in the entire movie there are hardly 1 or 2 scene where you will laugh or else it is a comedy movie where you won't laugh watching it or might sleep before the film end.

I watched this movie recently, and to be honest, it was a big disappointment. The story was just okay-not great, but not the worst either. However, everything else in the movie was really bad. The direction felt weak, and it seemed like the director didn't know what they were trying to show. The scenes didn't flow well, and the editing made it even worse. It looked like everything was rushed or done without much care.

The songs were the most annoying part for me. They were loud, unnecessary, and didn't match the mood of the movie at all. I tried to stay patient, but after the interval, I just couldn't take it anymore. I left the theater in the middle of the movie. That's how bad it was. The acting was also poor. Most of the actors looked like they weren't interested in their roles. The only one who did a decent job was Baba-he was the only one who looked serious about acting.

Overall, this movie was a waste of time and money. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Even if someone offers you a free ticket, don't bother watching it. If you have even a little bit of common sense or taste, you'll skip it. It was honestly one of the worst movie experiences I've ever had.

I watched this movie with my family. Don't trust the positive reviews. This movie is utter garbage. According to me, neither did it deliver on the story nor on the comedy. The story literally feels like a 10 year old kid wrote it. I can't blame the actors though. When you have such a pointless story, it's difficult for the actors to salvage the movie even if they are good. They tried really hard on the comedy front but the comedy just wasn't good. The horror element will scare you in one or two scenes but nothing noteworthy. The effects were decent though in some scenes. Overall it's a pointless movie that should not have seen the light of day in its current state. Ofcourse if you want to throw your money and time at it, go for it.

I enjoyed the movie and all the fun it brings. It is scary too but good kind of scary for someone who is looking for a lite hearted movie. The story line is unique compared to all the latest movies. Palak Tiwari is a great performer. He acting was flawless and very impressive. For a newcomer, she is Amazing. Sunny, Sanjay Dutt, and the entire cast did a great job in entertaining. Mouni is amazing.

Overall it's worth watching and the jokes are very funny. The writers and dialogues are great. The jokes will make you laugh even after the movie is done. Mouni nailed it and what a performer. Palak brings freshness and amazing delivery. Every actor did their best. Worth the time and money if you are looking for some fun and happy movie.

Bhootnii is a clever, genre-blending film that mixes horror, comedy, and emotion into an unexpectedly satisfying package. Unlike the typical ghost story, Bhootnii offers a fresh take, focusing less on jump scares and more on storytelling, character development, and dark humor.

The film kicks off in a sleepy town where strange happenings take a sharp turn into the bizarre - and hilarious - when a ghost starts haunting not just houses, but ideas of justice and closure. The narrative unfolds with a strong emotional core, exploring themes of regret, redemption, and the fine line between the living and the dead.

What makes Bhootnii stand out is its balance. It doesn't rely solely on spooky tropes or slapstick. Instead, it crafts eerie sequences with well-timed wit, delivering laughs and chills often within the same scene. The cinematography and sound design work in tandem to build an immersive atmosphere, while the performances feel genuine and grounded.

There are moments where the film slows down or indulges in unnecessary exposition, but these are minor bumps in an otherwise gripping ride. The climax ties things up with both surprise and sentiment - a rare and welcome combination in horror comedies.

In short, Bhootnii is entertaining, heartfelt, and surprisingly thoughtful. Whether you're in it for the scares or the satire, it delivers on both fronts.