India, July 12 -- It's so convenient to jump the bandwagon the moment you see a particular genre working in films. Horror comedy being the latest obsession. After Stree and Bhediya clicked with audiences, the universe expanded and entered Munjya, which has already turned out to be a sleeper hit crossing the Rs.100-crore mark. (Also Read: Munjya review: An average blend of horror and comedy with a CGI spooky twist)

And in a little over a month of its release, its director, Aditya Sarpotdar, is out with yet another horror comedy. However, his latest outing, Kakuda, doesn't even come close to what you'd expect from this genre. There's barely anything scary or spooky about the story, and in the name of horror, a rather creepy figure, hanging...