Munjya Movie Review

Those who are looking for a full-blown horror movie (think Conjuring, The Exorcist), might be in for a disappointment because the jokes and gags tend to dilute the horror in this 123-minute-long film.

MUNJYA is an entertaining horror comedy with a gripping second half.

Munjya directed by Aditya Sarpotdar and starring Abhay Verma, Sharvari Wagh, Mona Singh and others, now plays at a theatre near you. Read our review here.

All in all, Munjya beautifully draws inspiration by blending elements of horror and cultural depth to weave a story that is both enthralling and deeply rooted in Indian mythology.

Film aces in the technical departments, especially in VFX, camera and SFX with crisp editing.

Munjya is the sort of film that you want off your back as desperately as Bittu wants Munjya off his! It outlives its welcome well before it is into its second half.

If you love spooky and funny movies, ‘Munjya’ is a must-see! It has a bit of everything—scares and laughs—so you’re sure to have a great time watching it.

The movie leaves some questions unanswered, and certain elements fail to add up.

In conclusion, Munjya appears to be an entertaining film that successfully combines elements of comedy and horror.

‘Munjya’ comes from the makers of ‘Stree’ and ‘Bhediya’, with their very Maddock mix of comedy-and-supernatural-horror, the former doing a better job of it than the latter, but both leaving an impact.Sadly, ‘Munjya’ is neither…

Yogesh Chandekar has written an unusual story about the beliefs and superstitions of a village in Maharashtra. The story is very interesting and has its share of chills and thrills.