Performances
– Adarsh Gourav as Aala Flowpara delivers a convincing performance, particularly in the second half where the emotional and psychological beats demand greater depth. He brings authenticity to the rap-world backdrop and transitions seamlessly into the darker territory.
– Shanaya Kapoor as Ms. Vanity is decent and adds intrigue to the narrative.
– Ansh Chopra, as Fabric, is absolutely hilarious and commands the screen with effortless presence.
Final Verdict
Tu Yaa Main begins as a fun, quirky ride, takes its time finding solid footing, but redeems itself with a gripping second half and a stunning interval twist. Backed by strong direction, effective horror elements, and impressive CGI, the film remains engaging till the end. If you enjoy horror that balances humour with tension and unpredictability, this one deserves a watch.
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