Horror-Comedies of Indian Cinema
Munjya
A chilling horror-comedy inspired by folklore, Munjya is known for its terrifying ghost and eerie atmosphere. Despite its potential, the film could have benefitted from a tighter narrative
Bhediya
Part of the Stree-verse, Bhediya surprised audiences with its engaging story centered around nature vs. development. Varun Dhawan's iconic "chaddi pehen ke phool khila hai" scene stands out as a highlight
Muni
Raghava Lawrence's 2007 film introduced many to the horror-comedy genre, blending scares with unexpected laughs, making it a memorable experience
Zombivli
A hilarious and gory ride, this film brings zombies to the streets of Dombivli, providing a unique and thrilling horror-comedy experience
Manichitrathazhu
A classic that has inspired numerous remakes, including Bhool Bhulaiyaa and Chandramukhi. It masterfully combines horror and comedy while addressing serious psychological issues
Roohi
The latest addition to the Stree-verse, Roohi has made waves at the box office. Although the ending felt a bit stretched, the film delivers solid jokes, timely references, and a vital message
Bhool Bhulaiyaa
A genre-defining film that seamlessly blends horror and comedy. Its impact on Indian cinema is still felt today, especially in meme culture
Go Goa Gone
India's first zombie-stoner movie ranks high for its unique blend of comedy and horror. Even when compared to international hits like Shaun of the Dead, Go Goa Gone holds its own
Stree
The quintessential horror-comedy, Stree revived the genre and became a cultural phenomenon. Its perfect mix of scares and laughs has cemented it as a modern classic, leading to an expanding franchise