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  • Writer's pictureSambhav Jain

Bhediya movie review

"Bhediya," directed by Amar Kaushik, is a unique blend of horror, comedy, and folklore, set against the backdrop of the picturesque Northeast of India. The film stars Varun Dhawan as Bhaskar, a man who undergoes a dramatic transformation after being bitten by a wolf, leading to a series of humorous yet thrilling events.


The standout aspect of "Bhediya" is its fresh take on the werewolf genre, infused with local mythology and cultural elements. The visuals are stunning, showcasing the lush landscapes, which adds to the film's atmospheric charm. Varun Dhawan delivers a commendable performance, balancing the comedic and horror elements effectively, while Kriti Sanon shines in her role, providing a strong counterpart to Dhawan.


The film’s humor is well-timed, with clever dialogues and situational comedy that keeps the audience engaged. However, the narrative occasionally feels uneven, with some pacing issues in the second half. The special effects and CGI used to depict the transformation scenes are impressive, adding a layer of intrigue to the overall experience.


While "Bhediya" may not break new ground in storytelling, it succeeds in entertaining its audience through its quirky premise, engaging performances, and a captivating setting. It’s a fun watch for those looking for a mix of thrills and laughs, and it stands out as a refreshing addition to the horror-comedy genre in Indian cinema.



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