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Munjya <3 A Flabbergasting Infusion of Spine-Chilling Factor With Comedy  A horror film that just takes place in the comparatively deserted village known as Chiplun, Konkan where the boy named Gotya moves through a dreadful change to become a spirit known as Munjya. The young director of the short film is Aditya Sarpotdar and ‘Munjya’ is a horror-comedy film that is thrilling right from the beginning and extremely engaging. Being a fan of both horror and comedy this movie is like a favourite dessert that just provides the right combination of both horror and comedy. The Intriguing Premise The story starts with a man troubled by his attraction to Munni, a girl he meets in the summer of 1952 and whose only demand from him is his marriage proposal. His obsession takes the poor man through the terrible way when he decides to practice black magic to get his heart’s desire; he ends up choking and staggers into life as the evil spirit, Munjya. Jump to present generation where Bittu, son of

Introduction: In the world without basic technology, everything gets mixed-up leading to some unpredictable yet funny situations. “Laapataa Ladies” is the filmversion of Biplab Goswami’s story, Two Brides that exemplifies this. It is directed by Kiran Rao and written by Neha Desai and it delves into the letter societal norms, mistaken identities and its aftermaths when a groom brings home a wrong bride unintentionally. It’s not only a comedy but a thesis on social prejudice and individual characteristic wrapped within a series of hilarious scenes which may provoke laughter or make one cry fondly. Short summary  Laapataa Ladies is a story about Deepak, the new husband who along with his wife Phool is returning to his village in the rural part of Bharat during a pre-technology era. The train they are travelling on teems with other just-wedded couples, each bride clad in red marriage dress. Back at his home, Deepak and his folks are dumbfounded when they realize that Pushpa Rani whom they