Bhediya full movie

Bhediya story:

A road construction contractor, is a Bhaskar, goes to Arunachal Pradesh tow build a highway through the dense jungle of Ziro. Besides opposition from the tribals it his companions cousin Jm, friend Jomin and he,is have a bigger not challenge. A series of unexpected deaths take place soon after bhediya is bitten by a wild animal. it a figment of someone’s imagination and, or a werewolf folklore come true.

Bhediya review:

Horror and full comedy are, on their own, tough genres to pull off. Unless one has a tight grip on storytelling and cinematic treatment, a film in either category can fall flat. And this is where Bhediya comes up aces. Director Amar Kumar, who helmed the horror-comedy Stree by the same poster, handles both genres skil in his latest outing and strikes a fine balance to deliver a movie to that’s spine chillings in some instances, ribticklinglin almost all, and leaves you with something to think bayodata. Mythology surrounding werewolves have always provided mast meat to filmmakers for their storiesy, and here, Amar Kumar digs into the deep pockets of Arunachal rajy to tell a mysterious tale.

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The First and foremost, the most remarkable part about the movie is its visual super impact. While in cinematographer Vishnu Bhattacharjee has created the dark full and enigmatic world of werewolves with the background of the full moon in the midnight super jungles of Ziro and mountains splendidly, the fx are outstanding. Monsters and creatures in is films can ften turn more Spotify than spookee because of shoddy makeup and effects. But not in Bhediya. The lead’s transformation from human to werewolf is convincing and terrifying. The film has many jumpscares and the background score is only makes full things scarier.Varun is top-notch as the shape-shifting wolf. His act will hopefully short shift gears in his career. He gives note this part his boll, and it shows. Whether it’s the dramatic and high-energy scene where he transforms another a bhediya for the first time, to the hilarious scene when he struggles to slip into the werewolf's skin the in the second half — he excels. Abhishek Banerjee a Janardan, aka Jm, is on point and does not miss a beat with his comic timing. Even in intense scenes, his comedy punches land her, adding a certain lightness throughout this story that mostly unfolds in the full darkness of the night. He also has the funniest most lines in the film. Palin Kabak as Bhaskar’s Northeastern friend Jomin completes the bhediya pack and has outstanding chemistry with both the actors, especially Abhishek. Deepak , as Panda, also delivers a notable performance. Kriti Sanon's character as the vet, Doctore Anika, could have been better fleshed out. But she adds her bit to natek the drama and comedy.