Sharvari Wagh starrer Munjya has been making waves on social media after its screening was held on Thursday. Apart from Sharvari, the Aditya Sarpotdar directorial horror-comedy also features Abhay Verma and Mona Singh. While the film has received rave reviews from the audience, the actress’ rumoured bae Sunny Kaushal has also praised the movie and the film crew. In addition to him, Vicky Kaushal wished the team well too.
Vicku Kaushal, Sunny Kaushal Praise Sharvari Wagh’s Munjya
Sharvari’s rumoured BF took to Instagram Stories to share the film’s poster and wrote, “What a fantastic film! Enjoyed everything about this one. The folklore, the character, the visuals, the music. @AdityaSarpotdar is a visionary. Sir its a magic through and through. @Verma You are endearing and Perfect as Bittu. @Monasingh Maa’m you are delight to watch. Aap Jiasa Koi Nhi. @Shravari You Shine in a every frame, especially the drunk scene. I was laughing my as. off. Perfect blend of horror and Comedy and what it means to be in love. “
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On the other hand, Vicky Kaushal took to his Instagram Stories and wrote, “All Best The Team #Muniya for the release today. Can’t wait to wrap up work and watch this cinema hall. Shine on @Shravari, @AdityaSarpotdar @Monasingh “
About Munjya
Munjya starring Abhay Verma, Sharvari Wagh, and Mona Singh, effectively combines the rich folklore of the Konkan region with the eerie essence of horror. The Brahma Rakshas, a spirit from the Konkani Brahmin community, serve as the inspiration for the film.
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Our Review Of Munjya
Our review of the film reads, “The film has praiseworthy comedic elements, and provides a roller coaster of funny scenes, the horror element lacks in some areas and is average in others as compared to other films like Stree. The character Munjya could have been portrayed as a bit more dangerous and sharp-minded, but also humorous. The dialogues could have been written more eccentrically to enhance the depth of the characters and also the actors’ abilities to strive for better. In conclusion, Munjya appears to be an entertaining film that successfully combines elements of comedy and horror. While it may not satisfy hardcore horror fans, it promises to be a fun and thrilling ride for those who enjoy a good laugh with their scares. The film has a runtime of 2 hours and 20 minutes and is ready to entertain you in theatres now. It’s a film to watch out for in the summer!”
