Bhooth Bangla

An inherited palace in rural Mangalpur ought to be a windfall, especially with a sister's wedding to host, but the property has other plans. Panicked locals, strange happenings and a history nobody wants to discuss push a straightforward family celebration into an investigation of the house itself. That collision, festive preparations on one side and creeping supernatural mischief on the other, sets the tone: a big, broad haunted-house entertainer that has room for laughs, scares and a full wedding's worth of noise.

The generous running time signals the ambition here, so come prepared for songs, subplots and a story that takes its time before tightening. It suits viewers who enjoy Indian horror-comedy in the crowd-pleasing register, where the ghosts are as much fun as they are frightening and family chaos carries as much weight as the mystery. If you want something atmospheric but warm, best watched with company and a willingness to let it sprawl, this fits the evening nicely.