Bhoot And Friends Movie Reviews

The perennial poser once again: Why must our desi story tellers and film makers treat children's films as a neglected step child, a poor cousin that can be passed off as popular entertainment, despite an abysmal lack of the fun element? Of course, expecting a Harry Potter, a Toy Story or a Finding Nemo from folks back home would be asking for the moon. But please, can we atleast credit our kids with some intelligence...Our film makers need to realise

Okay, so we have one more 'kiddie film' hoping to catch the audience attention this Friday, after the watchable TOONPUR KA SUPERRHERO last week and the avoidable RAMAA - THE SAVIOUR a few weeks ago. I must confess, when I first glanced at the poster of BHOOT AND FRIENDS, I felt it would be an extension of BHOOT UNKLE [2006]. BHOOT UNKLE as well as BHOOT AND FRIENDS are produced by the same name [Aneesh Arjun Dev]

Four young friends fall into an adventure in the middle of summer holidays. A lost treasure needs to be found, and they are the only ones who can do the deed. Or so decrees a friendly ghost who lives in the forest near the village they’ve come to visit. This is the kind of story that’s always been told, and will always be in currency. Because kids will always be kids, and they will always go during summer hols to places surrounded by dark woods