Pallavi M Vutharkar

The movie is about the protagonist who has OCD and how it affects his love life. The thing with this movie is it completely stereotypes OCD and instead of showing it as a mental illness which can be properly treated and spreading awareness, it resorts to victim blaming and spreading wrong information about the disorder. It further stigmatizes OCD and shows it as his fault. The heroine gets away from the hero without understanding it and helping him deal with it. And the climax is the most stupid of all, where the hero is cured of his OCD miraculously by "love" instead of therapy and treatment. And the epilogue is most ridiculous of all where his son is shown to have developing signs of OCD. Let me clear this - mental illness isn't hereditary. I wish that movies, an incredible mass media would stop spreading false messages to the young generation. P. S. People who suffer from any kind of mental health issues or get triggered by it, please stay away from this movie.

Don't watch it. Seriously, just don't. I loved Kanchana, and Ganga, but this! Where should I even start? It was like a remake of Kanchana minus everything good. The comedy was horrible, the horror was... Oh wait, there wasn't any. The three heroines had absolutely no role other than throwing themselves at the hero. The accent and voice of the mother was overdone. All the scenes that were supposed to be filled with horror were so cliché made me doubt if humans were actually that stupid! The story of the ghosts (aka Kali and Rosie) was moving, but of course, you need to put some tragic story for the spirits. The only part in the WHOLE movie that was any good was where the girl was possessed by those spirits. Not worth it, guys.

Another awesome movie by Anushka. The story keeps you guessing till the end and the horror scenes send chills down your spine. You'll literally just hold on to your seats till the movie ends. More effective if watched in the movie theatre. A must watch for everyone.