Thamma

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siddhant Oct 25 Good CGI. Average Movie. See more Arti Oct 22 The first half was fantastic with all the world building and the plot developing but the second half didn’t do justice to the 1st half. It felt like it was going away from the plot and yes it did well set up upcoming films in the universe, it just made the plot of Thamma kinda empty. They should have had the set up of upcoming films like Bhediya 2 be in the end of the movie after all of the plot is wrapped up. The comedy felt cheap at times and the VFX was great either. Despite being marketed as a horror movie, there was literally 0% horror. On the other hand, the soundtrack “Rahe Na Rahe Hum” is phenomenal and just adds so much to the scene and most of the cameos were handled decently. Because of all the things mentioned I would give Thamma a 3.5/5. You should watch it in the theater if you are following the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe and liked them then this is a must watch otherwise just watch it when it comes out on Amazon Prime Video in December. See more baldev p @BALDEVP Jan 6 Looks like written by a teenager. You can enjoy one time a little. But after watching Lokah, this looks like a shite. See more Ajeesh V @Ajeesh Dec 29 Worst in the maddock universe. Sloppy writing. Bad execution and pathetic acting. Music was okay. As usual Sachin-Jigar combo did their part. Could have been avoided. See more Versatile T @Vikkks Dec 28 The audience expected too much to match Stree fever but it has unique features and not a weak storytelling. Just the part of Yakshashan could have been longer to instill fear among watchers. Here, it went smoothly as expected. See more Sumit M @Sumianna Dec 20 Thama is a textbook example of how a film can go wrong on almost every level. The storyline is painfully weak, unimaginative, and completely fails to engage from start to finish. There is no clear direction, no emotional depth, and absolutely nothing memorable about the plot. It feels like the script was written in a hurry without any thought or coherence. The screenplay is even worse—disjointed scenes, poorly written dialogues, and transitions that make no sense. Important moments lack impact, while unnecessary scenes drag endlessly, testing the audience’s patience. There is no proper build-up, no flow, and no payoff. Overall, Thama is a complete disappointment with a very poor storyline and an even poorer screenplay. It wastes both time and potential, leaving the audience frustrated and wondering how such a weak script made it to the screen in the first place. See more Read all reviews

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