Majhya Baikocha Priyakar

Story: In a bid to do something adventurous, Komal (Bhagyashri Mote) elopes with her husband Ganesh (Aniket Vishwasrao) on their wedding night only to end up at a haunted house. The chaos that follows forms the central theme for the movie.

Review: From the title of this movie, one feels the plot might revolve around an extramarital affair or some misunderstanding that leads to funny situations. But the story is entirely different.

After eloping, Komal and Ganesh end up meeting a ghost named Sanam (Priyadarshan Jadhav) at the haunted house where they are looking to spend their first night together. Sanam has died a virgin and is looking to lose that tag now. Attracted towards Komal, he demands to spend the night with her if the couple wants to stay alive. However, Komal and Ganesh, understandably, don't want to compromise and are looking to escape the haunted house.

The story is so bizarre and the execution bad, that you give up trying to make sense of the movie. Supposed to be a comedy, the movie incorporates slapstick humour to make you laugh. Not that there's anything wrong in that but the jokes don't make you laugh either.

Talking about performances, Aniket Vishwasrao, Bhagyashree Mote and Priyadarshan Jadhav are sincere but their performances are wasted in a film that lacks decent execution. This one can be given a miss lest you want to be haunted by the experience.