Average Ratings: 2.19/5
Score:22% Positive
Reviews Counted:10
Positive:2
Neutral:1
Negative:7
Ratings:2/5 Review By: Taran Adarsh Site:Twitter
Nowhere close to #Stree… Weak screenwriting… Works in bits and spurts, not in entirety… Second half + climax lacks impact… #JanhviKapoor very good, #RajkummarRao, #VarunSharma excel. #RoohiReview
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Ratings:— Review By: Komal Nahta Site:Zee ETC Bollywood Business
Mrighdeep Singh Lamba and Gautam Mehra have written a story which, at the concept level itself, flounders. The audience finds it unpalatable that anyone can lose his heart to a ghost — that too, a ghost who looks ghastly and scares the daylights out of people. The comedy that follows is not just feeble but because of the implausibility factor, it cannot be enjoyed to the fullest. On the whole, Roohi is so implausible that it will fail at the concept level itself. However, it will do fair business in the hinterland.
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Ratings:— Review By: Anupama Chopra Site:Filmcompanion
The film tries to continue in the tradition of feminist horror forged by films like Pari, Stree and Bulbbul. Mrighdeep and Gautam use Roohi’s story to deliver a message of self-acceptance and finding your inner strength. The ending is terrific. I suspect it’s the reason why the film was made. But to get there, we must endure a screenplay that borders on incoherence – there are tantrik babas, exorcism, passages of love and longing, a smiling foreigner shooting a documentary and a villainous boss, played by Manav Vij, who seems as dazed by the plot as we are.
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Ratings:2/5 Review By: Saibal Site:NDTV
A wild, weird goulash of heavy-handed hinterland hocus-pocus, perplexing pop psychology and dashes of broad humour pressed into the service of a horror-comedy, Roohi, helmed by Hardik Mehta, is a film whose ambitions far outstrip its output. That is not to say that the screenplay is completely devoid of flashes of inspiration but these bright spots are not strong enough to withstand self-indulgent genre excess.
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Ratings:1/5 Review By: Shubhra Site:Indian Express
In the 2018 ‘Stree’, Bollywood gave us A Ghost Who Walks, her twisted ‘ultey’ feet leaving tracks of gleeful subversion in the small town she haunts. A few hiccups notwithstanding, ‘Stree’ was a sharp feminist comment on the age-old fear of strong, desirous women. With the same producer and lead actor toplining ‘Roohi’, this week’s new release in theatres, I was hoping for an encore. Sadly, the Dinesh Vijan-Rajkummar Rao’s horror comedy is just plain horrible, with not one laugh in sight.
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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Harshada Site:Times Of India
What the film lacks is a deeper narrative. There is a passing mention of what the main characters do with a back story, but very little sticks on in your mind. At over two hours, the film could definitely do with a tighter edit. Apart from all the entertainment, the film promotes the concept of self-love and self-belief, which works to a certain degree, but the ending seems a tad bit convenient, haphazard and lacks the punch that one is fed right from the start.
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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Umesh Site:Koimoi
All said and done, Roohi has its moments, but they’re very few to label this as an entertaining product overall. The acting department shines, and the others remain to be in between from bad to moderately good.
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Ratings:1.5/5 Review By: AnnaSite:Firstpost
Somewhere in the deep, dark recesses of Roohi’s screenplay, is a feminist flick waiting to be exorcised from the body it is trapped in. But writers Mrighdeep Singh Lamba (who earlier directed Fukrey and Fukrey Returns) and Gautam Mehra take so long to get to the point they wish to make, walking us through a long and convoluted plot along the way, that their subversive intent is completely lost.
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Ratings:2/5 Review By: Hungama Site:Bollywood Hungama
On the whole, ROOHI rests on a unique concept, fine performances and some interesting funny and horror sequences. However, the disappointing climax and difficult-to-understand dialect might affect the film’s prospects at the box office.
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Ratings:3/5 Review By: RohitSite:News18
You may not remember this 145-minute film for its ideas but you’ll remember it for high entertainment quotient. Just like Hera Pheri, Thank You and Ankhiyon Se Goli Maare, Roohi too establishes an instant connect in spite of outrageous situations and extremely over the top comedy.
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Roohi Story:
Set in a fictional town of North India, Roohi is a horror-comedy about two small-town boys, Bhaura and Kattanni played by Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma, who come across a girl called Roohi, played by Janhvi Kapoor. Due to strange circumstances both the boys are stuck with Roohi in a forest. Bhaura falls in love with Roohi but the twist in the tale happens when they realize that Roohi has a split personality and her other personality in the same body is called Afza. If Bhaura likes Roohi, then Kattanni starts liking Afza! But Roohi and Afza are the same person.
Roohi Release Date:
Mar 11, 2020 ( India) straight to Theaters
Roohi Movie Cast:
Rajkummar Rao
Janhvi Kapoor
Varun Sharma
Director:
Hardik Mehta
Producer:
Dinesh Vijan
Mrighdeep Singh Lamba
Rajeev Masand , Reviews are awaited for this movie
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