This Jackky Bhagnani starrer is a surprise treat, if you are fond of watching a rom-com with some laughs, a good cast, and a good heart.

JP Dutta gives his best to lend authenticity by using the real terrain but after an hour of the movie it is like deja vu.

It is a kind of film where the otherwise good ensemble is also kind of bored performing the same old buffoonery.

Overall, Stree has a lot to like about – it is funny, spooky, crazy and a little bit different. It has some really interesting ideas; its execution is less than stellar, but it still works. If you like humour and meta element in your horror, you will love this movie.

The main attraction for this movie is the two lead stars, Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon, who share a really good chemistry.

While Johnson looks cool doing all that unbelievable action, the film bugs you with constant ‘been-there-seen-that’ feeling.

‘Hereditary’ is ultimately a riveting and spiraling film which showcases what the genre is capable of when it’s taken seriously by a talented director. This is an exceptional piece of film that pulls all the right stops to frighten the audience, leaving a lasting impression on your mind.

While ‘Incredibles 2’ is not Disney-Pixar’s best, but it’s certainly a solid sequel to a beloved film.

The film provides many jaw-dropping moments with some really good scares, that hardly to find in any typical movie.

Overall, Kaala falls short of expectations as it doesn’t live up to the tag of a ‘Rajnikanth film’. Though there are a few moments here and there, these are overshadowed by slow narration and some boring scenes. All in all, if you’re expecting a larger-than-life performance, you’ll be disappointed.