Bittu (Abhay Verma) is a shy young man in Pune, raised by his protective mother Pammi (Mona Singh) and grandmother. On a visit to his family's village in the Konkan, he accidentally frees a spirit that has been trapped for decades in a peepal tree: Munjya, a little ghost who is desperate to get married, and who has set his sights on Bittu's childhood crush, Bela (Sharvari).
The film mixes Konkan folklore with comedy and a little romance. The CGI Munjya is the star: small, goblin-like and both creepy and funny. Sathyaraj is a scene-stealer as Elvis, an over-the-top exorcist.
The Konkan coast looks beautiful, and the film has a lot of energy. But the screenplay is patchy, the middle drags, and Bittu and Bela are thinly written.
It is not very scary, and it is not as sharp as Stree. But Munjya is a fun, likeable horror comedy, and a worthy part of the growing Maddock universe.








