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The pandemic has had a severe impact on the entertainment industry, with theatres being closed for an extended period. Many films had to delay their release, with some opting for an OTT release. Bhediya was one such film that had to be postponed, as theatres were closed during the pandemic. The film was released in theatres earlier this year, but its OTT release got delayed. Excitement among fans Despite the film's below-average performance at the box office, the excitement among fans for its OTT release hints at a successful run on the digital platform. With the film's star cast, interesting storyline, and excellent production values, Bhediya has all the ingredients to become a hit on Jio Cinema. Vikram Vedha and Bloody Daddy also set to premiere on Jio Cinema Jio Cinema is not only releasing Bhediya but also Saif Ali Khan and Hrithik Roshan's Vikram Vedha, a few days prior to Bhediya's release. Even Vikram Vedha is releasing six months after its theatrical release. Additionally, Shahid Kapoor's Bloody Daddy will also premiere on the same OTT platform. This shows that Jio Cinema is betting big on its digital platform and is looking to offer a wide range of content to its viewers. Last month, Maddock Films announced that Bhediya 2 would be released in 2025, and the story would continue from where Stree 2 ends. Bhediya, Roohi, and Stree are part of Maddock Films' horror-comedy universe, which has gained a massive following among fans. The announcement of Bhediya 2 has creat...

Varun Dhawan calls Anil Kapoor 'Senior', the latter snaps at him during a video call Varun Dhawan was joined by Anil Kapoor, Neetu Kapoor and Kiara Advani on a video call as they announced the release date of their upcoming film 'Jug Jugg Jeeyo'. Speaking about the poster, Varun gave his followers a glimpse of his character but what caught everyone's attention is his In cinemas 25th November 2022''. As soon as he shared the post,

Set in the forests of Arunachal, Bhediya is a story of Bhaskar, a man who gets bitten by a wolf, and begins to transform into the creature. As Bhaskar and his buddies try to find answers, a ... Set in the forests of Arunachal, Bhediya is a story of Bhaskar, a man who gets bitten by a wolf, and begins to transform into the creature. As Bhaskar and his buddies try to find answers, a bunch of twists, turns, and laughs ensue. Set in the forests of Arunachal, Bhediya is a story of Bhaskar, a man who gets bitten by a wolf, and begins to transform into the creature. As Bhaskar and his buddies try to find answers, a bunch of twists, turns, and laughs ensue.

‘Bhediya’ movie review: Varun Dhawan’s creature comedy is a modern-day fable with a timely message Ensconced between layers of fun and fantasy, director Amar Kaushik and writer Niren Bhatt explore the fun side of fables and punctuate the storyline with the ironies that life throws at us November 25, 2022 02:34 pm | Updated 05:30 pm IST Director Amar Kaushik has this knack for skillfully placing a slice of social commentary between loaves of fantasy and comedy, with the messenger being a social outlier. In Stree, his debut feature, it was a witch who inverted the gender dynamics of a village. In Bhediya, it is a werewolf whose dogged approach leaves us with an important lesson on saving the environment and preventing a pandemic. Told in a popular idiom that extracts willful suspension of disbelief, Bhediya has enough bite for those who believe in the power of parables. Bhaskar ( Writer Niren Bhatt explores the fun side of fables and punctuates the storyline with the ironies that life throws at us. Set in the North East, beneath the frolic, there is a timely debate on who is the outsider and the idea of purity of language. Before the critics could point out the reference points, the characters themselves discuss the Bollywood legacy of shape-shifting creatures. The humour is situational and emanates from the practical difficulties of being a werewolf. How should a vegan behave when he discovers that he is half-animal? How should his friends address his concerns? The jokes ke...