Vicky Kaushal fans might just be disappointed. They waited over a year for a new film post the blockbuster \"Uri\", and the outcome doesn\'t seem worth it. Whyever Vicky opted for an assembly-line horror flick at a time when he was expected to take his game to the next level is anybody\'s guess.
Perhaps, it would still have worked if this story had a few original scares. The film reels under generic cliches of horror cinema, as it meanders aimlessly from one stock scare moment to another.
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Vicky needed to keep one thing in mind. The real hero of a ghost flick is often the sound engineer. Very few films in the horror genre have ever managed to spook out and rake it in without the right auditory jumpscares. As \"Bhoot Part One: The Haunted Ship\" blindly adheres to formula, Vicky with his proven screen presence valiantly struggles to salvage a narrative that becomes as doomed as a sinking ship with every passing minute. At a runtime of just under two hours the film uses stereotypical sound and music effects, blending it with formulaic jump cuts, some nifty cinematography, and lots of mediocre special effects.
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