This movie is genuinely enjoyable, and it has enough frightening moments to hold your attention throughout. The blend of humor and horror works really well, and I’m definitely eager to see what comes next from this film. I appreciate that the character's transformation is portrayed through acting rather than just computer-generated effects; it fits nicely with the traditional stories shared by the local ojha, …

The underlying idea rooted in folklore is well-presented. The special effects are impressive, and the visuals along with the settings are stunning. However, it falls short of matching the quality of *STREE*. The writing and narrative aren't strong, and the story feels lacking. Ultimately, it’s a pleasing experience for the eyes.