When I first saw the trailer of this movie my initial reaction comprised of two parts. First reaction: Rajkummar Rao, OK must watch! Second Reaction: Horror? Gulp, I can’t watch this! Gifted, talented, virtuoso, genius, accomplished, ingenious, masterly, inventive, creative are some synonyms of Brilliant. These are also synonyms for the greatest asset that we have in Bollywood today Rajkummar Rao! The last two words are probably enough to give this movie an outstanding rating but then that would be a disservice to the movie. Fantastic dialogues, brilliant punches and superb performances by all the other key actors ( Pankaj Tripathi, Aparshakti Khurana, Abhishek Banerjee) , I also found Shraddha Kapoor likable for the first time in her career. She lights up the screen in each and every scene and sigh, that large nosepin ! ( I admit that I have a thing for girls wearing nose rings or large nosepins) . A bow to the director and the scriptwriters for the making such a hilarious movie out of such a ridiculous phenomenon and for maintaining the suspense till the very end of the movie. In the end though the real star of the movie is Rajkummar Rao ( yes, here I go again) . There are scenes where the entire theatre was hooting and applauding the man. I must mention a couple of them, one where he is asked to express love to the ghost, and second where he tells his mates how Shraddha Kapoor convinced him to do a task for him. Is this any role left which this man cannot excel in? I do not want to disclose more about the movie and instead would urge you all to go out and watch it for yourself. Be ready for some massive massive laughs! The theme of the movie is O Stree Kal Aana, I’d like to change it to O Rajkummar Rao, Agle Friday fir aana and the Friday after that, and the one after that, and the one after that, well you get the gist ! Nice.