Munjya is a horror comedy movie. Munjya is made by makers of Stree and Bhediya. The cast of the movie is Sharvari , Abhay Verma, Mona Singh, S Sathyaraj . The movie is directed by Aditya Sarpotdar . This is India’s 1st horror CGI-based movie . This movie is an exceptional tale of obsession and horror. The movie starts with the Maharashtrian folk fore about Munjya aka the ghost of a young Brahmin boy who dies before his desire to marry a much older woman is fulfilled. He turns into a part impish, part scary but fully irritating spirit that grabs the first possible chance it gets to be freed of the tree in which it has spent more than 70 years.

Bittu returns to his ancestral home where is accidentally sets free Munjya and the Munjya  laches himself to Bittu . the desire of Munjya is not fulfilled and now he wants to fulfil it and wants to marry crush of Bittu that is Bela.Bela happens to be the granddaughter of Munni , who was once desired by Munjya. 

The 1st half of the movie is very interesting and keeps you hooked , the scenic beauty of konkan region is admirable but the movies gets a little slow in the 2nd half.The Marathi elements in the movie complement the setting beautifully.The energy slips in the second half as the narrative prioritises goofy scenes such as spirits swapping, a self-proclaimed godman (S Sathyaraj) helping the protagonist, and so on.

With its expert blend of genuine scares and well-placed humor, this movie is a masterclass in balancing horror and comedy, keeping the audience fully engaged.The film’s score seamlessly weaves with each scene, heightening the emotional resonance of the story. Sound design mirrors this excellence, with meticulously crafted sound effects that deepen the atmosphere and immerse the audience in the world on screen.

The film’s unanswered questions and inconsistencies are frustrating, but its chilling atmosphere, comedic moments, and talented cast create an enjoyable horror-comedy with a youthful vibe. Be sure to watch until the very end. The crazy climax was mind blowing. With its blend of horror and humor, Munjya is a crowd-pleaser for fans of the genre.

The cast delivers standout performances. Abhay Verma shines as the relatable and determined Bittu, while Mona Singh impresses as his protective mother, Pammi, bringing depth and vulnerability to her role. Sharvari captivates as the love interest, Bela, caught in the supernatural chaos. Veteran actor Sathyaraj adds gravitas as the seasoned exorcist, elevating the film’s tense climax.

Ratings on some key aspects* :
1. Acting : 4/5
2. Direction : 4/5
3. Music : 3/5
4. Story, Screenplay and Dialogue : 3.5/5
5. Cinematography : 3.5/5
6. Editing : 3.5/5
7. Costume Design : 3/5
8. Special Effects and VFX : 2.5/5
9. Action : NA
10. Production Quality : 3.5/5

Munjya: A Blend of Horror and Comedy