Andhadhun

Andhadhun is a comedy that keeps shifting under the viewer’s feet, so it works best for people who enjoy black humor and genre games that refuse to sit still. By our assessment, its big strength is how it turns a simple setup into a series of sharp reversals, with timing that keeps the tension alive even when the material is comic. The drawback is that the same trickiness can feel busy if you want a straight, settled story. In practice it moves like a caper that keeps changing its own rules, which gives it a lively and slightly nervous texture. Against ordinary broad comedy, it has more edge and more plot machinery. People looking for a neat, gentle laugh may not warm to it, while viewers who like comedy with suspense will probably find a lot to enjoy. Andhadhun leaves you with the sense that the joke and the risk are never far apart.