Phone Bhoot is not the best movie in Genre of Horror Comedy but Still movie is enjoyable.
IMDB Rating: 7.3/10
Our Rating: ⭐⭐⭐
Star Cast: Jackie Shroff, Sheeba Chadha, Ishaan Khatter, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Manuj Sharma, and Katrina Kaif are casted in the film.
Director: Gurmmeet Singh is the Director of Movie.
Budget: 45 crores INR
Distributed by: AA Films
What’s Good: The Movie has good comedy. Its humor will make you laugh and show that you may be both foolish and entertaining.
What’s Bad: The ending of movie is not worth it. Also, the second half of the movie is not good.
Toilet Break: You can go in second half of the movie as the second half of movie is weak.
Watch or Not: Yes, you should definitely watch this movie if you like movies Genre of Horror Comedy.
Language: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and other Languages.
Available on: Now Theaters only (Later on Ott Platform)
Run Time: 2 Hours 17 Minutes
Movie Genre: Horror Comedy
Public Opinion:
This movie's plot idea is great, but the execution is poor. To a certain extent, the first half is excellent, but the second half is just too weak. This movie isn't intended for either children or adults. When it comes to acting, only Katrina Kaif does a passable job; the others are plain intolerable. There are a few funny one-liners, but the remainder of the movie falls short of expectations. I don't mind the director's few artistic licenses, particularly in the Katrina Kaif Frutti add advertisement.
The two actors' excessive acting ruined the movie for me. Even Jackie Shroff's poor and ineffective negative part has no influence. The screenplay needs improvement else it would have been fantastic. It might have been better, but the background music is nice. The second part of this movie is simply horrible to watch, and there is almost any retention value. It is among the worst Bollywood movies of 2022.
Phone Bhoot Movie Review: Script Evaluation
Ravi Shankaran and Jasvinder Singh Bath initially discussed this topic (Movie) in 2009, and even today, 13 years later, it is still interesting. Full marks for the persistence and various unique pop-culture references, of which I tallied (missing a few) and discovered there to be 25. Whether it's people who resemble the viral "Dance with Coffin" chaps or the slain Mirzapur groom, nothing is jammed in just to pretend to be funny.
The ads for Slice, Vicks, and Vasmol were included into the narrative by the writers, and they function just like the clever sponsor messages you don't ignore when watching a video from your favorite YouTuber. Perhaps the funniest parts of any contemporary comedy film are the first and intermission, but the 2nd half also has a lot of significant problems. There won't seem to be much good content in the second half since the authors were so worn out from making everything hilarious in the first.
The sets are fairly well-built, and Sid-room Ishaan's show just how big of horror fans they are with a skeleton phone, an illusions gate, a sculpture of their favorite ghost Raka, and other items. K. U. Mohanan's cinematography, especially in the first hour, helps to lessen the discomfort of the journey the filmmakers take you on. By reading aloud what is about to happen when he breaks the fourth final, Ishaan's Gullu is reminiscent of the Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota style of humour.
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Phone Bhoot Movie Review: Ator's Performance
Ishaan Khatter and Siddhant Chaturvedi are having a ball as they give some hilarious one-liners with an ultra-cool swag mixed with Delhi's "loundness." Siddhant always speaks louder and never raises his voice even slightly to emphasize his points. Another great move by the authors was to keep these two characters' behavioral trajectories poles apart, allowing them to combine the best elements of their respective environments. Even humor for both of them has a distinct quality, as shown in Ishaan's Gullu frightening away a ghost with the assistance of Rajinikanth's antics and Siddhant's Major analysing what a Punjabi bhootni is saying.
Phone Bhoot Movie Review: How is Music and Scores
All Gurmmeet Singh was missing was a little bit of emotional attachment and a few effective jump scares, and he would have produced the most brilliant horror-comedy Bollywood ever seen. The expertly produced comedy, which boasts of how casual it is, suddenly degenerates into a forced fight for laughs.
The tunes themselves were rather ordinary. I was shocked to see Baba Sehgal enjoying the movie's title song, which fits the story's structure well.
Phone Bhoot Movie Review: The Last Word
At Last, Phone Bhoot is Funny in terms of Comedy, but it lacks in second half of film and to offer in terms of its Horror Comedy genre. Despite all the issues, Phone Bhoot movie is entertaining and worthy watch. You Should Definitely Watch the movie.
Phone Bhoot Movie Trailer
The Movie Phone Bhoot has been released on 4 November 2022.
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