Judgemental Hai Kya Review:Judgementall Kya, formerly entitled Mental Hai Kya, is a girl named Bobby, an aspiring actress and a Hindi dubbing artist in B grade South Indian films. She leads a disturbed life and lives in her own globe because of an error of her childhood. That makes her mentally unstable in individuals around her. When she rents out some portion of her house to Reema and her husband Keshav (Rajkummar Rao), her life is getting worse. She is renting out.

Obsessed by Keshav, she begins to stalk him. A supposed fire accident killed Reema one day. While the police also view it as an accident, Bobby is sure, Reema's husband, Keshav, is killed. The remainder of the tale is what occurs next.


The film is great technically. Judgementall Hai Kya is the ideal ten from film design to sound design. Making Prakash Kovelamudi his first Hindi filmmaker excellent. The promise he demonstrates. His performance is courageous and worthy of applause. The way the entire film was shot is excellent. However, some scenes are exaggerated and should not really have been there in the first location. While Kanika Dhillon's story is unique and the dialog is fine, the film tumbles, particularly in the second half. Judgmentall Hai Kya suffers just like her earlier movie Manmarziyaan owing to a slow second half. But advice to her to weave an int

With almost all of the wonderful performances, interesting dialogue, and several bow-down moments, the first half of the film will hold you at your seat's edge. But in the second half, especially in the pre-climax areas, the pace dips significantly. And behind those scenes I will not spoil and I know the thought, but how I want it to have been spoiled by producers. It is at this time that the film begins to test your patience, particularly if you can see the finish line. But the story, which was until now tight, chooses to take a walk. It was like, "I got your point, and can we move on, please!"

The ending is also a little predictable, but it was the pleasure of seeing two strong artists hooked me. But the climax felt a little hasty. It's been nice music. Although the song was out of position at the end of the day. It was not there, particularly when the film finished. It was not there.

Kangana Ranaut is a dynamite of an actress who explodes in the screen and how to talk about the performances. She belongs to this film and she just clicks on it. Her personality is as complicated as it is, but Kangana is out of the park. The personality is so complicated. To be honest, I haven't been a huge fan of her performance in Manikarnika: the Queen of Jhansi, who released this year before. Without her crackling act, Judgementall Hai Kya wouldn't have been the same.

I was somewhat disappointed to get frank when I was an immense fan of Rajkummar Rao. The trailer and promos make me believe in the film, Bobby and Keshav, which is about those two personalities.

Judgementall Hai Kya is one of his kind movies, which takes you on a strange, weird but fun ride. Take your turn to this for your uniqueness, excellence, jerk moments, technical brilliance and the phenomenal performances of Kangana Ranaut and Rajkummar Rao. Watch it, just watch it.