Bhediya

Visually appealing and well made horror comedy . Story was simple and predictable , but these kinda concept is new to Bollywood and Indian cinema . Comedy worked well and never felt over the top in any place , especially Abhishek Banerjee did great . Screenplay was bit slow , similar to Stree kinda pace . Main positive was breathe taking visuals , cinematography was great , terrific VFXs and CGI , and 3D effect literally lifted up the whole experience . Music and songs were good . Cast did their job well . Overall , visually delivered a Hollywood experience and good entertainer to watch . Don't miss it to watch it on Big screen .

Bollywood Saviour !

Don't miss the mid credit scene .

Available in regional languages too.....

( Still can't believe they made this movie in 60crs budget )

( Dai Vadakans Padatha flop aakirathingha da )

Was a fun watch, could be far better than what it is. Writing was not good to be honest. VFX was not bad, they tried many unique elements. Besides, some locations looked really fake. Could've avoided them, was not really needed for the storyline. Some jokes could have been written better. I know, the movie is totally based on mysterious things and all, still it should have been a bit realistic. That would have made the audience believe in the subject more. The song at last was not needed, the money could have been invested in shooting some shots in real locations, I believe.

Good wishes to Maddock Films, hope they bring better and better movies in this horror-comedy universe.

This is what Bollywood needs in these times. The acting of both lead actors are far far better then their previous movies. Varun gave his best and the aura of his character is much visible which was last seen only in badlapur. Kirti gave her best and the short cut is so suitable for the character . Her role is quite short but that itself speak volumes. Now if we talk about the side characters, the langa tyagi of patal lok is marvelous in this movie. His comic timing is what holds you to stick to your seats till the end. Basically the movie has all the elements which are the need of an hour. Its is definitely a worthy to watch.

When it's trailer was released, I was very excited to watch it because it wasn't a typical bollywood movie. In trailer we saw how they have focused on every minor detail about what would be the effects on a man after bitten by a wolf. There was one more thing I was excited for was it's VFX. Today after watching the movie I can say I'm not disappointed at all. I mean the movie could have been much better but it's ok. First of all I would like to talk about its plus points like the VFX were good, performance of the actors and humour was also good. I liked how they didn't stretched the love story part like BRAHMASTRA. There are some negative points also like the story and screenplay could have been better but overall I would say it's a good movie.

The Stree duo of producer Dinesh Vijan and director Amar Kaushik reunite to deliver a film that is substantially more than just yet another horror-comedy. It is in certain ways in the same zone as the 2018 film but is markedly different in spirit, substance and style.

The plot of Bhediya is a blend of folklore with a twist. Apart from picking up threads from the werewolf universe, the story also sends a strong message about the environmental damage our forests are facing. Despite having a bonafide Bollywood A-lister at its core, what stands out in Bhediya is the visual experience it offers, although there were scenes with lack of quality CGI used, however it is very improved one than one we have seen in recent times for other films.

Performances feel genuine and Kaushik's USP of infusing humour and wit at the right moments helps in keeping the narrative engaging and entertaining. Varun Dhawan is the lead, but the performance by Abhishek Banerjee won my heart. While the first half was good enough , it's the second half where all the action lies. Even there, the pace gets a little slow in between with some scenes looking needlessly dragged and stretched, but then Varun's scenes as a wolf and Abhishek's comedy keeps you cracking up for most of the time. After the mishap of Roohi, Bhediya delivers what we are expecting from Dinesh Vijan's horro-comedy universe.

My Rating : 8.5/10.