Bhediya

First of all hatts of to the director Amar Kaushik for creating this new creature comedy story and presenting in front of audience. Not everybody's has perfection in this type of stories. Well talking about the story 1st half start on a good note but the story drags a little bit in the 1st half because of less characters in the movie. But still you'll be excited what happens next. Interval moment of this movie is mind blowing the character arc and the fear of Bhediya will be seen in the interval part plus second half is totally gripping and amazing to watch. There are 2 surprises at the end of the movie 1st is climax twist and 2nd is the mid credit. Don't get up from your seat till you watch it. Talking about performance VARUN DHAWAN just nailed it he dips it into the character and perfectly fits in the role. Kriti sanon as well the rest of the cast are justifying. Well if we compare with Stree yeah it's definitely has the touch but in comparison stree is ahead because of the storyline. Bhediya doesn't have much to offer in the story but the Visuals are way better than any Bollywood creature film. You can definitely watch it one time with your family and friends... (7/10)

Awesome CGI. Bhediya (wolf, CGI) is amazing. Do watch it for the CGI. Story is not that amazing but has social messages like North East India issue, Environmental issues etc.

Give a watch. Not time/money wasting.

I think they are going to make a universe of their own.

Don't miss the scenes after the credits. Wait for the end scenes they are also good.

Acting: Varun Dhawan, Deepak Dobriyal and other known actors have done satisfactory performance. Some comedy is also there but not as much as seen in Stree. But the North East actors have done a very good job. Their acting was very natural. Public shown was speaking in their own language, that was also good.

CGI: Best part of the movie. Even the movements were so natural, like the Bhediya looks left right even for the smallest movement while walking.

Music : Good.

Direction : Very Good.

Story : Good.

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.

It's an average movie you can watch. It's not too much over the top as well as not that thumbs down type of movie. It's an okay movie.

Most importantly for those who are Stree fans, you don't want to miss the end credit scene. They have made the ending like Marvel Cinematic Universe does buy this time in a horror universe. So, it's a good movie to watch.

First of all, I would like to the praise the actors and supporting actors in the movie. They did splendid job, all of them.

Second of all, it creates excitement with unique story.

But I will cut one star for copied concept of warewolf.

I will cut one more star for making some awkward scenes in the middle that were completely unnecessary.

I will give the thumbs up for cameos, specially Shraddha Kapoor, which is already revealed in the film trailer. There are more cameos.

I hated the actual sequel, besides the end credits. Story wise, it's an okay movie.

So, I will rate this movie 7 out of 10.

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.