Reviews

This epic brings out an old script lost in the current affairs of our country. The Vedas are so good, and Tumbbad will give you a sneak peak of life if Veda times were still to be lived. Another Milestone marked in the history of Indian Cinema

If I take Siddhant Chaturvedi out of the movie, this is a bad movie. Despite my love for Ranveer Singh, I would have preferred him picking a better script and a better performance than S.Chaturvedi gave in the movie.

Unlike any other suspense horror, this movie is a roller coaster ride of fright, laughter and thrill. A happy Indian village religiously follows rituals to avoid the four nights of a legendary witch out for hunting men. A carefree boy not believing in the hearsay goes around the first night leading a friend to disappear and the hunt for witch and getting back the friend begins. The story looks like a race between men and witch until a beautiful spin plays out and finally closes with another intoxicating spin on the happenings of those nights. Must watch!

SSR has created a milestone in Indian Cinema. Must watch for everyone who is into drama, spice and good politics.

SSR has created a milestone in Indian Cinema with all the work around the movie.

The murder mystery keeps you engaged on who is the murderer. The message to society on how the society is and one of the challenges that almost every school kid go through during their school time is being reflected. Though the movie has some extra story line for a typical commercial movie that Indian audience demands, if you fast forward and stick it to the story, it develops well. Must watch if you are into spicy Indian movies with a tangential spin.

The story and the performances are brilliant. If you closely hear to everything that they say, you may pick up the entire construct of the story. Barring Chris Evan's drag eyeshadow in the movie, its direction, its screenplay, the performances and everything else is dealt good. This is definitely a must watch.

Hritik is too loud, am excited about life too, but not as loud as Hritik is in the movie. Kareena does give out fewer expressions, but you always work with that. The story is very predictable, characters are too obvious, no good punch lines and the VFX was bad. I would have instead used VFX to put expressions on some faces.