Nothing to report other than just plain disbelief about how films like these not only get made, but also manage to get out, kakuda-like, to plague us.

The movie has very mild scares, ample tomfoolery, and no ambition of being anything beyond a time-passer. The actors have a good time handling lightweight, agreeably silly material.

The film tries to replicate the formula put forward by Stree but hasn’t been able to successfully build on it. It leaves you unsatisfied at the end of it all.

It's so convenient to jump the bandwagon the moment you see a particular genre working in films...