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The Bhootnii Review: A Light Horror Comedy Ride

A campus ghost, a cursed tree, and a quirky baba—The Bhootnii mixes chills and chuckles in a supernatural ride that’s spooky, silly, and strictly one-time watch.

by Kashish Sachdeva

The Bhootnii (2025): Plot Overview and Review

Release Date: May 1, 2025.
Cast: Sanjay Dutt, Mouni Roy, Sunny Singh, Palak Tiwari, and Beyounick.
Genre: Horror comedy.
Language: Hindi.

Plot Summary:

The Bhootnii takes place on the creepy campus of St. Vincent’s College, where an old tree is said to be cursed. Every Valentine’s Day, a ghost called Mohabbat rises, driven by grief and revenge. When a gang of college students, headed by Shantanu (Sunny Singh), unintentionally agitate the otherworldly, havoc ensues.

 

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The ghost, portrayed by Mouni Roy, is on a journey to either find true love or claim souls at Holika Dahan. In a desperate attempt to rescue themselves, the students turn to a mysterious para-physicist, Baba (Sanjay Dutt), who arrives on the scene with swagger, rituals, and a few surprises of his own.

 Acting and Performances:

Sanjay Dutt’s performance is relaxed and charming, although he seems underutilized in critical situations.

Mouni Roy looks the role of a seductive ghost, but her biography is sparsely constructed.

Sunny Singh manages a few laughs while keeping the storyline realistic.

Palak Tiwari shows potential but receives minimal screen time.

Beyounick offers comedic relief, although his gags are hit and miss.

👥 Audience reaction has been divided. The lighthearted tone and original premise were well received, particularly among horror-comedy lovers. However, others found the storyline fragmented, with forced comedy and a predictable conclusion. Viewers also believed that the emotional connection and frightening components lacked punch.

Common viewers’ feedback:

“Fun in parts, but not scary or deep enough.”

“Good idea, average execution.”

“Watch the Movie for timepass, but don’t expect much.”

 Box Office & Earnings:

The Bhootnii debuted to modest receipts in India, earning well in metro areas with a younger audience. Its debut weekend showed promise, but word-of-mouth might restrict its long-term success.

 Rating: 2.5/5.
The Bhootnii is a slightly amusing journey that combines love, jokes, and small scares, but it falls short of becoming unforgettable. A delightful one-time movie if you’re in the mood for something funny and spooky—but it will not haunt you for long.

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