Avaliações de usuários

I'm taken aback to see even Kajal with so many film experiences looked naive in her performance through this movie. Yogi did his part well.

I'm equally shocked with Ks Ravikumar who has directed and acted in so many films alongside legends such as Kamalhasan, Rajnikanth, Vijay and Ajith, has underperformed.

Plot took a lot of branches to makes us feel they would converge back, doesn't satisfy at all.

Actors' characters don't have an arc and they look funny, serious, deadly and finally spoofed.

Only if story doesn't properly fit to the cast, this would happen to occur. I think Kajal should be picky if she wants to take up a lead character in a movie.

This is really funny.with really good acting.everytime someone says something I'm laughing on the floor.its that good.every time the guy (No spoilers)who is looking for the guy(no spoilers ) I'm laughing.thats all I got to say

(AI from now)

*Ghosty* is a quirky blend of comedy and supernatural elements, offering audiences a light-hearted escape filled with humor and eccentric characters. Kajal Aggarwal shines in a playful role that showcases her comedic timing and screen presence. With its colorful visuals, lively performances, and a story that doesn't take itself too seriously, *Ghosty* delivers an entertaining watch for fans of fun, offbeat cinema. It's a film that aims to make you laugh while keeping things refreshingly unpredictable.