Durgamati: The Myth Movie - Review, Release Date and Amazon Prime Offers

Durgamati: The Myth a horror thriller is a remake of Telugu-Tamil bilingual film Bhaagamathie. The Movie released exclusively on Amazon Prime Video today and had created quite a buzz. While Movie critics have rated the movie with 2.5 stars, the audience seems to like it and have rated it a 3.5 which is not that bad.

Analyzing the audience review, some have a good thing to talk about the movie. At the same time, there is speculation of the movie being clique and the plot to be stretched among other things. While we are busy working until we hit the weekend, we thought to give some digs before you plan to watch the movie.

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The story revolves around IAS officer Chanchal Chauhan who is a few days away from getting married to Shakti Singh, a Social Activist, things turn upside down. She is then put behind bars for brutally killing his fiancé, and she is put behind bars.

While things play out in the political plot, she is taken to a deserted mansion for police questioning where she is possessed by a spirit who was wronged, seeking vengeance.

We would, but this in the most honest way is Indian horror movies, lacks the element of horror in most of their movies. We would rather call it a thriller, instead of tagging horror to it.

That being said, let's talk about the script of the movie. The main issue was the story of the movie takes off in the last 30 minutes and is stretched throughout the remaining 2 hours or so. While we like a good hook and being reeled to watch a movie, this was something that makes you hit the forward button several times.

While Bhumi Pednekar despite the weak script, she pulled off her role just by doing her part. Bhumi's energy as Durgamati was not quite in place, but she did have some scenes that gave us goosebumps. While we can clearly see the efforts, she was putting for the stunts and heavy lifting, she seemed to be trying too hard.

All said and done, Durgamati is a film that people will want to watch, and you might regret watching it, but then you will be okay with watching it. It is easier said than done, and as critics and audience, we would give the movie a 3 only on the star efforts and scenes.

Let us know what your views for the movies are, and what your thoughts are on Bhumi Pednekar's performance.