Adhura

The film offers an engaging narrative but is not without its flaws and frustrations, particularly surrounding its portrayal of certain themes. The incorporation of the LGBT agenda, which appears to be omnipresent, has become a point of frustration and is overemphasized or inauthentic. Additionally, there are numerous plot inconsistencies and lapses in logic that detract from the overall experience. For instance, characters who are choked or haunted by supernatural forces seem to recover or react with an unrealistic lack of concern. This lack of response extends to other areas of the plot, such as parents' inexplicable absence from their children's lives despite alarming events, or the noticeably sparse student population within the school setting. Despite these criticisms, there are commendable aspects to acknowledge, such as the skillful performances of the young actors and some well-executed plot points. However, the overall predictability of the story and the contentious handling of the LGBT theme are dissatisfied.

The ghosts actions were too much in public... it was very lame... towards the end ghost was doing things right in front of so many people.. that kinda killed the whole fun of it.. they cud have made ghosts actions a bit subtle. He was too obvious. Overall it was okay.. very predictable.. also that Supriya backstory was not required. It was useless.

The ghosts actions were too much in public... it was very lame... towards the end ghost was doing things right in front of so many people.. that kinda killed the whole fun of it.. they cud have made ghosts actions a bit subtle. He was too obvious. Overall it was okay.. very predictable.. also that Supriya backstory was not required. It was useless.

The story is decent and new. Characterisation is good Cinematography is excellent.

May be based on societal issues Suspense and tension will continue till the end Great screenplay.

Fresh and innovative approaches to horror storytelling.

Unique and unexpected twists, inventive scares(no jump scares) , and creative use of cinematography and sound design Telugu dub at some point is annoying.

Sound design is Great cast Unable to maintain the horror till end Feels Kind of zombieish Expecting season 2 will do more.

Visual effects are good.

Characters are believable.

We feel fear only for some scenes.

With the young crew members, school background, and good actors like Ishwaq and Rashika, you ought to believe that this is gonna be one hell of a story and you're gonna be thrilled even more when you get to know that it involves some supernatural powers with horrifying small stories. The entire web-series circles around a peculiar friendship involving a homosexual boy and a meritorious student. With the predictable yet attractive twists and turns, this series somehow keeps you spellbound with good acting from Shrenik, Ishwaq and Rashika. Rest all young actors from the 2007 batch acted overly. Anyway, at the end you'll feel betrayed when the ghost was worse than Ramsay's and the story wasn't upto the standard Tumbbad has set but it still magnets you for a bold attempt in this unexplored genre for Bollywood.

This was everything I want in a scary movie. The fact that they speak in English and Hindu just means I have to pay more attention to the . Closed captions and it so worth it! The only criticism I have is for the actress who played Malvika. Maybe she is not as experienced as the other actors or maybe she was having an off performance?

The actors, the filming, the lighting, the sets, the writing, it all just came together and made a spectacular series! This is something you would expect to see come from Hollywood. The quality was amazing from start to finish.

I just want to say bravo. I loved it and will be watching it again.