Indian production house Maddock Films, led by Dinesh Vijan, has delivered a series of successful genre films in 2024, including the breakout horror-comedy “Munjya” and the franchise ...

Maddock Films gained prominence in the horror-comedy space in 2018 with “Stree,” which popularized the genre in Bollywood. The film’s blend of humor, supernatural elements and folklore ...

2024 Belongs To Horror Genre: Shaitaan, Munjya, Stree 2, and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. Horror genre has shown the potential to dominate the box office this year.

EXCLUSIVE: Supernatural horror-comedy is not a genre one necessarily associates with Bollywood, but Munjya, starring Sharvari and Abhay Verma, looks set to topple those expectations, and the pic ...

Horror films have evolved significantly, shifting from poor representation to a blend of horror and comedy, creating the horror-comedy genre. Munjya is the best example of it. The film became a ...

India’s Maddock Films has unveiled its most ambitious slate to date: a cinematic universe combining horror-comedy and superhero narratives. The studio, known for releasing films like “Stree 2 ...

In 2022, filmmaker Aditya Sarpotdar ventured into a space he hadn’t explored, with the zombie-comedy Zombivli. Two years later, he has two more films in the horror-comedy genre – Munjya and ...

Stree 2, Munjya writer Niren Bhatt says not genre but storytelling works: See box office record of other horror comedies. By Anurag Bohra. Nov 01, 2024 06:20 AM IST . Share Via. Copy Link.

Munjya can not only talk and move but also instill fear in viewers' hearts, offering a unique twist to the genre. It will also mark the first Indian feature film to feature a full-fledged CGI ...

Munjya, hot on its heels, trails closely behind with an impressive 240.2% ROI. It’s a nail-biting race for the top spot, with Munjya needing a mere 1% swing to dethrone the mighty HanuMan . Trending ...

And then came the 2018 hit Stree which changed everything for the genre. It was the huge success of Stree thatthe film industry realised the true potential of horror-comedies at the box office.