Roohi Film Review: The Best Of The Worst.

 

Roohi Horror Film Review: The Best Of The Worst.

Roohi is a Bollywood horror comedy that cleverly combines horror movie tropes with a Bollywood premise. The film stars Rajkummar Rao, Varun Sharma, Janhvi Kapoor, Manav Vij, and Anushka Sharma. Among the many plot points in this film are a love triangle, a bride on the run, and a bloodthirsty witch. But unlike other horror movies, Roohi deviates from the formula of a conventional Bollywood romantic comedy.

Roohi opens with a view of Baagadpur from a western perspective. It centers on a young journalist named Bhawra Pandey, who works for a local newspaper. Her sidekick, Kattanni, is a professional bride kidnapper who has a background in the legal system. The film's villain is an Indian-American who works for a marriage broker and has a mysterious past.

Roohi has very little humour. The only scene that is hilarious is when Roohi accidentally turns over the famous scene in DDLJ twice. This film is so lacking in humour, and there is no sense in making the movie without it. So, if you want to see a gruesome horror comedy, Roohi isn't the movie for you. If you're a fan of the genre, you'll probably find something you'll enjoy.

While Roohi is a highly entertaining film, it is not without its flaws. The storyline is simple - two men fall in love with two halves of the same woman. And, the movie's coherence comes from its focus on the strong point of the narrative, which is that two men can have one woman and one can have the other. However, it does take a lot of time to build up a believable, coherent storyline. Despite this, Roohi tries to cling to its strongest idea - the relationship between the two halves.

As a horror comedy, Roohi tries to make the most of the horror element by combining it with a humorous aspect. It's a bleak and creepy film that is largely lacking in humour. Only one funny scene, which is an overturning of the famous DDLJ scene, makes the movie worth watching. The lack of humour in the film is a significant flaw.

Roohi is a surprisingly fun film, although it doesn't quite make its point. The concept of a two-man movie involving two halves of a woman is a novel concept. Hardik Mehta, a director who's previously worked on the Angrezi MEDIUM, has been a great choice for Roohi. Angrezia, which is a fusion of horror and comedy, is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts.

Roohi is a horror-comedy about two men in love with the opposite halves of a woman. The concept is a bit odd, but it's an interesting one. It's an intriguing idea, but it fails to stick to it. Rather, it finds itself in a rut by ignoring the main idea. The movie's title is indistinguishable from its protagonist.

Roohi has a very interesting concept, but it fails to deliver on the promise it promises. The story is very engaging, but it isn't a particularly humourous film. The film has one hilarious scene, but the rest of the film is flat. The movie also has a few other surprisingly good moments. In terms of humour, Roohi is mostly a horror film with a few genuinely funny moments. The plot is interesting, but it's a bit predictable at times, which makes the film unwatchable.

Roohi is a horror-comedy about two men in love with two halves of a woman. It is a great way to make a comedy out of a serious situation. Besides being fun to watch, Roohi has some decent plot twists. Its protagonists are very likable and a couple of good characters in this film. During the second act, the movie gets weird and the climax isn't as scary as it could have been, which makes the movie even more gloomier.

The plot of Roohi revolves around a kidnapping, but it is a lot more interesting than this. It involves a love triangle, and the two couples are married. Eventually, they find themselves in love and begin a family. If Roohi is not successful in getting a good match, he may end up with a lover who can help them. The plotline in ROOHI is a spoof of the marriage between two men.