Director: Harshavardhan Kulkarni

Producer: Kriti Nakhwa, Ketan Maroo, Vikas Bahl, Vikramaditya Motwane, Anurag Kashyap, Rohit Chugani

Production Co: Shemaroo Entertainment, Phantom Productions, Tailormade Films, Falcon Films

Music Director: Khamosh Shah

 

 

Kulkarni approaches each comical incident with the surety that he has a masterpiece on his hands, which makes the film even more painful to watch. It's not that Hunterrr is completely devoid of fun. The film has a few sparkling moments, like some of the interactions between Mandar and his fiance Tripti. But these moments are sandwiched between long stretches of unimaginative indulgence on the director's part, that are less fun to watch than a rickshaw ride on a potholed street.

 

 The only slightly positive aspect of the film is the characterization of Mandar Ponkshe as a vasu. Sure, he's a one-dimensional character who's instructed to randomly cry a couple of times in the film to add a "layer" to his personality. But what's brave is that he's been presented to the audience with all of his flaws in plain sight, whether it's his misogynistic attitude or his borderline-racist comments about his friend's lover.