Kakuda

I am thoroughly disappointed, particularly with Sonakshi Sinha's performance. Her acting lacked depth and authenticity, and her forced, unconvincing accent detracted from the character's believability. It's baffling why filmmakers cast her in a role demanding more skill, especially when there are many talented actresses from small series and independent films. This decision feels like blatant nepotism. It's high time the industry stops promoting mediocre actors due to family connections and instead offers opportunities to those who have honed their craft through hard work. Investing in acting workshops would be a better alternative. Kukuda could have been much more with a capable lead actress. Sonakshi's poor acting skills and fake accent were significant detractors, making the film difficult to enjoy. Let's hope future projects make more thoughtful casting choices and nurture real talent.

Kakuda is a fantastic horror-comedy that will keep you entertained from beginning to end. Riteish Deshmukh and Sonakshi Sinha deliver amazing performances, with Riteish's humor perfectly complementing Sonakshi's charm. The storyline is engaging, with plenty of twists and turns to keep you on your toes. The horror elements are effectively creepy, and the comedic moments are laugh-out-loud funny. The film's production values are high, with impressive special effects and cinematography. The film is a perfect mix of chills and laughs, with a plot that keeps you guessing and entertained throughout. The horror elements are well-done, creating a spooky atmosphere, while the comedic moments are.

The movie suffers from a poor selection of actors, with Sonakshi and Ritesh being particularly bad fits for their characters. Their performances fail to bring depth or believability to their roles, making it difficult for the audience to connect with them. Furthermore, the script is bogged down by numerous unnecessary subplots that add nothing to the main story, only serving to make the film more tedious and difficult to follow. On a positive note, the direction and camera work are commendable, demonstrating technical proficiency and artistic vision. However, these strengths are overshadowed by the movie's significant weaknesses in casting and storytelling, ultimately resulting in a disappointing cinematic experience.

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.

The movie is upright copy of STREE (relating a horror folklore of a village past incident), with a different yet stupid background story about the ghost. No creative brain whatsoever has been applied while writing the script that evidently displays throughout the storyline. Even the ending traces have been tried-copied by showing the return of the ghost similar to what Stree had, but in a very predictable manner. The quality of humour delivered is deliberate and at point seems unnecessary. The end product is outright waste of time, money and efforts, for both sides - production staff and viewers.