"Sanjay Dutt's 'The Bhootnii' is an explosive mix of horror, emotion, and laughter."

The Bhootnii Review:
Bollywood stars Sanjay Dutt and Mouni Roy's new movie The Bhootnii attempts a horror comedy blended with romance and emotion. Here's the review:
Some films not only entertain but also bring something new to the table. The Bhootnii is one such film, written and directed by Siddhant Sachdev. It skillfully combines horror, comedy, romance, and supernatural thrill. Set in a college campus, the story is spiced up with elements of traditional Indian folklore.

The Story of "The Bhootni" (The Ghost Woman)

The story of "The Bhootni" isn’t just about scares — it’s a powerful blend of emotion, humor, and thrill. Set against the backdrop of St. Vincent College, the tale revolves around the eerie legend of the "Virgin Tree," which resurfaces every Valentine’s Day. According to the lore, a spirit roams in search of true love, but by the time Holi arrives, her love turns into a bloody obsession.

How’s the Direction?
The 27 days from Valentine’s Day to Holi are packed with haunted visuals, emotional twists, and strong comedy. The biggest strength of director Sidhant Sachdev lies in his grip on storytelling and his ability to build an immersive atmosphere. He creates a world where the friendships and love between characters draw you in so deeply that the fear starts to creep in naturally with every scene.

How’s the Music?
Talking about the music — Santosh Narayanan has truly worked magic. Songs like "Aaya Re Baba," "Tararara," "Rang Laga," and "Mahakaal" inject powerful energy into the film and explode with cultural vibrance on screen. The background score fits perfectly with every scene — at times it scares, at times it heightens the thrill, and at other times it provides a pause that deepens the story.