Munjya - Critics reviews
BollywoodLife considers it a decent one time watch with fine performances and an interesting supernatural premise. However, the comedy lacks memorable punches and the film never reaches the entertainment level of Stree.
Go to Full ReviewIndia TV calls it a delightful supernatural rollercoaster combining folklore, comedy, suspense and emotional warmth. Strong performances, an engaging narrative and effective humour make it an enjoyable family entertainer.
Go to Full ReviewFilmibeat praises the first half, VFX, jump scares, background score and Abhay Verma’s endearing performance. The romantic subplot slows the second half, while comedy remains weaker than the horror.
Go to Full ReviewHindustan Times calls it an average, barely frightening horror comedy with an interesting folklore premise. Abhay Verma, Mona Singh, the cinematography and fast pace help make the imperfect film reasonably enjoyable.
Go to Full ReviewKoimoi praises the distinctive blend of folklore, obsession, black magic, comedy and horror. Abhay Verma excels, while the Konkan atmosphere, focused narrative and effective supernatural sequences create a memorable experience.
Go to Full ReviewPinkvilla appreciates the fresh concept, production values, music, background score and charming young cast. An irritating monster voice, shallow characters, formulaic tropes and an absurd climax spoil the promising beginning.
Go to Full ReviewBollywood Hungama applauds the fascinating concept, brisk pace, CGI and gripping, twist-filled second half. Loose ends, excessive early information and several ineffective jokes keep it from becoming fully satisfying.
Go to Full ReviewNews18 praises Abhay Verma, Sharvari and Mona Singh alongside the gripping folklore and clean, family friendly presentation. It considers the Indian mythology inspired horror comedy an entertaining and culturally rooted cinematic experience.
Go to Full ReviewNDTV calls it a messy, muddled horror comedy that is rarely frightening or genuinely amusing.
Go to Full ReviewIndian Express says the promising folklore based setup deteriorates after the opening half hour. Neither the jump scares nor the comedy work consistently, wasting an opportunity to create an original supernatural character.
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