Posted on: Apr 16, 2014

     Our good-hearted ghost who is also a dost is back. Remember how miserable he was at scaring the kids. Bwwwwaahhh you’re not even worth being a ghost Duh! But this time he's all set for politics maybe that would scare off people after all, who is scarier than those silly politicians. Anyways jokes apart, Bhootnath  returns with a mix of social and some political drama.

For the Director smarty after all you have chosen the right time for the release, with summer vacation and politics round the corner.

Coming back to the movie, BigB a.k.a the Bootnath gets ridiculed by the patriarchy of the Bhootworld basically because of his inability of scaring kids. He decides to take another attempt at it, comes back on earth and meets this topori kid “akhrot” who later helps him deal with those “bad bhooths” you know the scary ones like sunny leonne in Ragini MMS2.
So now that they are in a mission  the whole story begins.

The duo of the ‘bhooth’ and the kid goes on cleaning the mess of the society and fights with the bad neta “bhau” (Boman irani, who was exceptionally good) and compete against him in the election.
So what happens after that is the story.

The movie has so far received a mixed response with subtle humor and a social message for voting rights.
All the actors in the movie have done a great job. But somewhere the movie failed to connect even after such amazing star cast. The movie turned out to be a big confusion with no clear target audience.  Connecting with politics in a kid’s movie is after all a very tough job.

So dear Mr. Director we wish you better luck for your next plot.

For this movie the rating would strictly be a 2 star.

Lastly, to all our fans please go to the voting booth and vote if you don’t want to be haunted by bad politicians for next 5 years!