Rahu Ketu Review: Comedy Trips Over Chaos, Karma; A Test of Patience

• Vipul Vig's 'Rahu Ketu' released on January 16, starring Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, Shalini Pandey, Chunky Panday, Manu Rishi Chaddha, Amit Sial, and Piyush Mishra.
• The film, nearly 140 minutes long, is criticized for weak writing, noisy execution, and a messy plot, failing to deliver on its fantasy comedy premise.
• It centers on Rahu (Varun Sharma) and Ketu (Pulkit Samrat), agents of karma whose fate is tied to a book, 'Atrangee Kahaniya,' which is stolen and rewritten by Meenu Taxi (Shalini Pandey).
• The duo encounters an Israeli drug dealer Mordechai (Chunky Pandey) and a corrupt police officer (Amit Sial) in their chaotic journey to recover the book.
• Despite a few laughs and sincere performances from Pulkit Samrat and Amit Sial, the film is deemed a confused, uneven, and ultimately disappointing watch.

Why It Matters: 'Rahu Ketu' is a chaotic fantasy comedy that fails due to weak writing and messy execution, testing audience patience.