Kakuda

It's horror comedy film and writing by avinash dwiwedi it's awesome script writer and story also entertainment and all I can say it's wonderful film.avinash bhaiya jaise aap vlog me comedy karte ho or ju punch lines bolte ho na aap ka sense of humour awesome hai aap bht ache human being ho or apko bht bht congratulations apki first film as a writer. And you are hard working men. Every time I saw in your vlogs aap comedy k sath sath itni sari creativity bhi hai. Very intelligent person, you as a dancer, vlogger, and now one more added as a writer. Thank you for presenting this story and also good bless you with you future endeavours.🙏

Initial start was good with some attraction but it turned out to be a kids story movie. Poor star caste and poor acting without any logic. Things were running from pillar to post. Go for it only if you have nothing to do and want to really waste your time on another non-sense Bollywood movie just like me. Sonakshi Sinha was as usual did not contributed to the movie. Ritesh Deshmukh was just brought to fit a TANTRIK character to conclude the movie at the end. This movie nowhere stand to Munjya which was recently released with small star cast and better script and acting. At last try to avoid even if you have Zee5 subscription for free.

Am a guy who tries to promote low budget but tightly written movies so that those buddy creators can get more audience. But this one failed to make me do so. I didnt refer this flick to any frnd. Why? Because it became boring.

Actors have tried to do justice to the script but script itself fails them.

Story itself was looking like a spoof of Stree but slowly as it progressed it became boring. And nothing was coming out of it.

Vfx was fine ill say. It had good moments. Actually i feel they coudve made it better but unnecessery plot points were there.

Riteish as Ghost Hunter coudve been good.

Guys avoid this, it is not worth your time. Makers please improve.

Nowadays Horror-Comedy Genre is improving a lot and grabbing attentions of young audiences. With such type of experiments 'Kakuda' came in the OTT platform directly with no such hypes and promotions. Riteish Deshmukh & Sonakshi Sinha also back with their new avatars with some fresh face actors.

The plot is quite fresh and interesting. It's initial build up was quite brilliant and grabbed our attention but suddenly it became flat and again paced up with it's plot reveal. The comic timing of main as well as side characters was good and Riteish Deshmukh with his new style is looking great. Horror part was totally missing here especially Kakuda's character was extremely a joke, indeed they could have added some special effects and special powers attached with that character and they should definitely go for some jump scare scenes to make it more interesting. The comedy part was also mediocre I'll say ; so it's a kind of mixture between sloppy horror comedy.

Overall a totally 2hrs timepass movie and safe to watch with family. 5 Out of 10 Stars from my side.

I watched this movie for the writer Avinash, as I watch his vlogs, thinking that the first creative break for a writer would be pregnant with promise.

This has been a disappointing effort which uses the trope of idiosyncratic villagers with an even more idiosyncratic ghost to deliver gags. I mean why does a dwarf ghost need a smaller door when there is a bigger door through which they can enter? Particularly when the ghost levitates high above the ground.

The ghost itself looks like it was sketched by someone while they were having diarrhea on a public bus being driving on potholed roads. None of the characters are likeable and the audience can't care any more for their fate than the ghost does.

For all its preachy dialogues about people tormenting those who are not normal, the ghost is more gentlemanly in not attacking the woman who holds him while the ghost hunter removes the one thing that is powerful for the ghost. That only tells me that humans are far more violent than even ghosts, but even this aspect was not built upon.

I was neither scared, nor tickled by this tale which has at its core a violent society that condemns those who are abnormal to a fate that is otherwise delivered by a death that visits before consummation of desires - the fate of a disembodied ghost that carries only desires, but unable to open the doors to their fulfillment.