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Horror Universe Gets A Social Boost But Suffers From Inefficient Content.
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\n8 decades after George Waggner\u2018s iconic werewolf film, The Wolf Man (1941), Amar Kaushik takes up the same subject with Bhediya for a social message set in the forests of Arunachal Pradesh. Varun Dhawan gets into the shoes of Lon Chaney Jr.\u2018s memorable character of a werewolf, while Kriti Sanon is not what the other ladies played in that film. Kaushik\u2018s horror universe started on a solid note with Stree (2018), but then the humdrum attempt by Hardik Mehta, Roohi (2021), brought black clouds of tension over the emerging cinematic universe. I really thought that Amar Kaushik was the only person who could have brought the horror universe back on track, but it seems that I was putting up a lot of expectations on him. Bhediya tries too hard to become Stree (with a creature instead of a ghost), but surrenders to its inorganic humour and repetitive conflicts.<\/div>\n
Genres:<\/strong>Comedy, Horror<\/div>\n
Director:<\/strong>Amar Kaushik<\/div>\n
Cast:<\/strong>Paalin Kabak, Abhishek Banerjee, Kriti Sanon, Varun Dhawan, Deepak Dobriyal<\/div>\n
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