Overview
- The Pulkit Samrat–Varun Sharma fantasy-comedy released in theaters on January 16 under writer-director Vipul Vig.
- Early posts on X describe the film as a laugh-heavy, family-friendly watch, with some viewers pointing to an overstretched plot.
- Critics at India Today, Filmfare, Hindustan Times and others praise the leads’ chemistry but criticize uneven writing and liberties with mythology.
- Preliminary day-one figures indicate about Rs 0.13 crore in receipts and roughly 4.12% Hindi occupancy, according to Sacnilk data cited by Bollywood Life.
- The story follows human versions of Rahu and Ketu, created by a magical notebook to deliver karma in Himachal Pradesh.