Ever wondered what happens when ghosts decide to crash a wedding? Brace yourself for our Kakuda movie review, where supernatural hijinks meet marital mayhem in this uproarious horror-comedy.
Kakuda is a Hindi fantasy film based in a simple Indian village where a duo of ghost hunters get themselves a bride possessed by a playful ghost on her wedding night. As laughter and screams intertwine, this film promises a rollercoaster ride of emotions.
But does it deliver the perfect blend of chills and chuckles? Stick around as we dissect the hilarious hauntings and matrimonial mishaps that make Kakuda a standout in the world of spooky comedies.
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Kakuda Story
Kakuda is a horror-comedy about a town haunted by a vengeful ghost named Kakuda. Every Tuesday evening, Kakuda searches for a closed, specific small door in each house.
If he finds one, he attacks a man living there, giving them a fatal hump and just 13 days to live. Indira and Sunny are two love birds who plan to get married on a Tuesday, however, Sunny is late and cannot open the door on time. Besides, a peculiar ghost-chaser by the name of Victor comes to Indira’s rescue, and she has to fight the clock in making a breakthrough to unmask the curse that threatens to trap her new husband’s soul forever.
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Rating : ⭐⭐⭐⭐4.1 /5#Review Its a Perfect horror -comedy movie . @Riteishd your act was brilliant .one time watch with family .
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Kakuda Movie Review
Reviews for Kakuda are mixed. Some praise its originality, with a unique curse and a blend of scares and laughs. Sonakshi Sinha’s performance is a highlight, especially in her dual role. However, critics knock the unevenness of the script, with initial intrigue giving way to predictable plot elements and a lack of horror punch. Ultimately, Kakuda’s success depends on your preference – it’s a light horror-comedy that might entertain with its quirky concept, but may not deliver full-blown scares.