Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

How sad is this?

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

Raghav and Tapsee Pannu work in a TV channel where TRPs are going down. In order to get TRPs back, Tapsee Pannu take Raghav and other team members to a haunted place in order to prepare a scripted horror show. However after stumbling upon a mangalsutra during the shoot, mysterious things start happening with them and in some time, Raghav and Tapsee get possessed by revenge seeking souls. Are these ghosts able to seek revenge? Are these good or bad soul? Are these ghosts related in any way to Raghav and Tapsee and what happens to Raghav and Tapsee forms the rest of the story? Movie is fast paced and laced with comedy, horror and thrilling moments all throughout. However once Tapsee gets possessed the movie goes to another level with fun and thrill quotient. The idea of climax is good but is shoddily done. Director and writer should have been more innovative with the climax. The two characters who play mothers of Raghav and Tapsee are too loud and spoils the party. Background music is good, camera works also good, However VFX could have been a lot better. Raghav plays quintessential massy hero, a timid boy and possessed guy with aplomb. Tapsee did very well as a confident working girl, sweet loving girlfriend and girl possessed by an unhappy and unfulfilled soul. Nithya Menon who plays physically challenged girl was successful in evoking required strong emotions during various stages of her character. Overall i would say it's a good commercial horror comedy which could have been better had they been more careful with VFX, Climax and those 2 loud characters mentioned above.

If you are a commercial movie lover/don't see much logic in movies, just want to pass time without much boring, then this is one of the movies for u.But for the other category - movie lovers - its not worth the money but its not boring to the core either.Coming to the point.. though they are few, there are some pros.Taapsee Pannu​ - big plus having such a performing glamorous artist than just being a glamorous doll. She performed quiet well as a possessed one. She did more than a normal heroine because she was given the space.Nithya Menon - first time in a aggressive role. did pretty much OK. great learning experience for her and she is the one to lookout for in near future.At some parts, BGM really did the trick but only at very few parts.Don't want to go into cons as there are many. VFX, logical plot holes (many) etc.. except the intro song and child song, nothing else works out.Overall - if you are really afraid of possession, really anxious to see horror-com movies, then go for it. it wont bore you.It is surely a commercial success but for movie lovers/critics, please stay off it!!!Muni3 - treat for commercial movie lovers - B(partly) and C centers.Hope the next installment goes well among critics too.. coz if it goes well with critics, it will stand long.

I feel this film was a great laugh and feel the first half was better than the second. The story wasn't too sophisticated but it was good. However once the film got to the second half it seemed to drag. Parts of the haunted spirits scaring the two ladies overran and the final fight sequence went on a bit too long. The special effects were excellent, the comedy was simple but effective. The actors were excellent and the chemistry between them was good.The trick i think with these movies is a simple storyline and simple jokes, which it delivered on. In the second half the story of how the spirits became spirits i feel was overdragged.Overall I think the film was very entertaining but a bit on the long side. Worth a watch.

The movie started well with good comedy and Goosebumps. The background score was the main plus point in this movie .Lawrence plays Raghava the cameraman - an extremely cowardice person, especially to spirits and ghosts. His fear is so believable that you begin to see him as a different person, when he plays the fearless Shiva in the second half. And his dance - take a bow! But stealing the show is Taapsee. From fearless to frightening, from strict and stern professional to the melting romantic, her expressions are bang on target. She plays Nandhini, the fearless director of the TV show, who plots to simulate ghosts into the screen, given her strong disbelief in the concept of spirits. Her excitement gets her hands on the spirit's possession, and this turns the wheel.For the second time in a row, and she is undoubtedly the best of the lot in comic relief! Aiding comedy, alongside the Raghava Lawrence are Mayilsamy, Manobala, Sriman and others. Nithya Menon is the much awaited twist in the story; without breaking the suspense, all we would promise is that her role and performance is sure to move you.