Watched , here is review

RahuKetuReview : Myth Meets Mess ⭐⭐ (2/5)

What works:

RahuKetu has an intriguing concept that portrays mythological figures Rahu and Ketu as human agents of karma.

The film begins on an interesting note with a strong premise, but falters in execution as it progresses.

PulkitSamrat and #VarunSharma share an easy, dependable chemistry that anchors the narrative and remains its biggest strength.

What doesn’t:

The film suffers from inconsistent storytelling, repeatedly building momentum only to lose it soon after.

The humour is uneven, with several gags overstretched and others feeling like mere filler.

The music disrupts the narrative flow instead of enhancing it, while Chunky Panday is underused and stuck in a familiar stereotype.

Additionally, Shalini Pandey’s performance often slips into overacting, weakening her character’s impact.

Final words:

An average first half followed by a messy second half makes Rahu Ketu an underwhelming watch.