From Kakuda to Roohi, top hilarious ghost horror comedy films, Check out the release date and platform

Audiences are recently interested in watching Horror come drama films more than any others. The Indian Cinema recently unveiled many comedy horror dramas to entertain the audience. From a vengeful soul with a wicked sense of humor to a mischievous poltergeist with perfect comic timings.

1. Munjya

Platform - Disney Plus Hotstar

The horror Comedy drama film Munjya starring Abhay Varma and Sharvari in the lead roles is gaining significant success at the box office. The film proves that even ghosts can have unfinished business and a wicked sense of humor. Munjya is the fourth horror comedy franchise of the Maddock Films universe. It is under the 100 crores club at the box office. The show follows the story of a boy Biittu, who unwittingly becomes the target of ghost matrimonial ambitions. But when Munjya sets sights on Bittu's girlfriend Bela. All hell breaks loose. The director Aditya Sarpotdar serves a perfect blend of laugh, suspense, and horror.

2. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2

Platform - Netflix

The film Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 is a delightfully terrifying blend of Humor and horror that proves hell hath no fury like a ghostly woman scorned. The film is all about the story of Manjulika and his past that is connected to the Thakur. She is not just the ghost, she is a force of nature that drives the plot forward, challenging Rohan's and Reet's bravery at every turn.

3. Kakuda

Platform - ZEE5

The film Kakuda starring Sonakshi Sinha and Reteish Deshmukh in prominent roles explores the story of a town frozen in time by a curse. The film serves up a deliciously twisted tale of ghosts with horror and humor. The victor of the film is unconventionally methods to be enough to break the curse.

4. Roohi

Platform - Netflix

Afza the ghostly after-ego of Roohi in the horror comedy Roohi's is a special bride who brings both Chills and chuckles to the silver screen. Afza's presence adds a unique twist to the Bollywood story, proving that even in the afterlife, matter of humor reigns supreme.