‘Munjya’ Horror Arrives Home: OTT Platform to Stream After Theatrical Release
Munjya Now Streaming on OTT Platforms! Here's Where to Watch the Hit Horror-Comedy
The horror-comedy film ‘Munjya’ has made a successful debut in theatres, gaining popularity among audiences. For those who missed the theatrical release, details on where to stream the film from home are now available.
Audiences eagerly anticipate the OTT release of ‘Munjya’, a horror-comedy film, following its theatrical debut.
According to media reports, the film has been acquired by the OTT platform Disney+ Hotstar for its digital release. The movie stars Abhay Verma and Sharvari Wagh, and it is scheduled to debut on the platform in two months from today.
Following the success of ‘Stree’, ‘Roohi’, and ‘Bhediya’, Maddock Films has launched ‘Munjya’, the fourth installment in its supernatural universe. This family-friendly film is now available for viewing.
Undoubtedly, the film features a completely original storyline, and the actors’ performances, under the direction of Aditya Sarpotdar, promise to captivate audiences. Starring Sharvari, Abhay Verma, Mona Singh, and Sathyaraj, the film highlights their significant roles.
The film’s narrative unfolds in 1952, revolving around Munjya, a Brahmin boy who falls in love with Munni, a woman significantly older than him. Despite his desire to marry her, his efforts are unsuccessful. Frustrated, he turns to black magic as a last resort, leading to tragic consequences that cost him his life.
On the day Munjya passed away, he was ritually tonsured. According to the film, it is believed that if a Brahmin boy dies within 10 days before his mundan (tonsure ceremony), he transforms into a Brahmarakshas. In the film, Munjya is depicted as an animated character, portrayed in a haunting manner.
The film transitions from 1952 to the present day, focusing on a Pune-based family. Bittu (played by Abhay Verma) is portrayed as a timid young man living with his mother and grandmother. Mona Singh plays the role of Bittu’s mother in the film. In addition to combining elements of horror and comedy, the movie also delves into various emotional themes.
