Mohini

Mohini is another horror film that follows the tried-and-tested path. However, it falls short when it comes to the emotions and an engaging screenplay to hold the audiences' attention. 

The story seems decent on paper, but it's the clichéd execution that lets the film down. While Trisha's scenes are adequately written, no other character has been etched out properly.

Undoubtedly, Trisha is a major asset to the film. Not only she looks beautiful but also gave an impressive performance as Vaishnavi and Mohini.

The major drawback of the film is its age-old storyline which offers nothing new. The execution part is totally a letdown as most of the scenes lack proper depth and engaging narration.

On the whole, Mohini is a routine revenge drama which lacks proper punch in the narration. Expect for Trisha’s gorgeous looks and impressive performance, the film has nothing new to offer making it a below average fare this weekend.

Mohini - Yet another Predictable Horror drama

Trisha is one of the finest actress around, there is no doubts about that. Finally, after almost 15 years she gets to do a solid solo movie and what better way to do rather than be cast in a movie that has a reputation to strike fear at the mere mention of its title - "Mohini". 

Trisha as Mohini has done justice to her character in a film that is ambitious to do something new in the horror genre. Predictable storyline and lack of entertainment takes away Mohini’s X factor.

Trisha returns after one-and-a-half years with a female-centric horror thriller Mohini, staging a dual role for the first time in her career. 

Though the story is predictable, thankfully Madhesh has steer cleared away from the routine elements that are associated with similar genres.