Bakasura Restaurant

A supposedly horror-comedy-emotional-drama turned out to be exactly as intended but with no genuine bit of each.

Horror. No horror and the supposedly horror tone turned out to be the comedy.

Comedy. Bad. Very bad Comedy. Cringed the most.

Emotions and the Drama didn't workout with a very loud melodramatic music and cliches.

Performances. Execution was so bad that it made performances look bad in most of the scenes.

Overall, a very underwhelming watch.

I was really shocked while watching this movie because I had read the book which showed in the movie.

I Read that Book In my childhood. The Bakasura team has clearly done very good research, and it reflects on screen.

The emotional scenes are well-made and connect with the audience. The comedy is definitely one of the best parts of the movie-it keeps the flow light and entertaining.

Music and songs are okay, not extraordinary but decent. Direction is good, and overall it feels like a feel-good movie.

I promise you will enjoy it. Definitely waiting for the second part.

I do not understand why people are misguiding other viewers by giving this movie 9-10 stars.

Please don't give fake praise to the director. False praises will only motivate him to make this kind of lame, disappointing, low-quality films again and again.

Useless satires and unnecessary messages throughout. The writer clearly doesn't know how to place the pieces together, making the whole film feel forced and clumsy.

I would want to give negative stars but still there is no feature for it. And people who have given 10 should be for sure paid promotions. I don't even understand for how many times you will repeat the scene. If the ghost eats food fine. Should you be showing it 100 times and irritate the audience and not sure why there is a song inside mosque. It's totally a useless movie. I feel bad for the producer.

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