Chedipe Review: A Hauntingly Hilarious Series Blending Horror and Comedy

Rating: ★★★★☆

Star Cast: Saurabh Tanwar, Ron Likhari, Samaira Kishore, Manjary Chaudhary, Mahi, Vicky Kumar, Sunny, Yogesh Rajput

Director, Writer – Abhishek Mehra

What’s Good: Sorry but better VFX compare to Vicky Kajla’s web series Swarg Vs Narak

What’s Bad: The second episode’s ending could have been better

Loo Break: Anytime in the second half which runs wild on a slippery slope

Watch or Not?: Absolutely a must watch

Available on: Brightlight Production Youtube Channel

Runtime: 30.81 Minutes

“Chedipe” is a new series out on Brightlight Production Youtube Channel that masterfully blends horror and comedy, offering viewers a unique and entertaining experience. With a talented cast, clever writing, and a mischievous ghost at the center of it all, this show manages to strike the perfect balance between spine-chilling moments and laugh-out-loud humor.

The story follows a young couple, Saurabh Tanwar and Samaira, who embark on a new chapter in their lives when they move into a seemingly idyllic home. Eager to create a vibrant and exciting world for themselves, their plans take an unexpected turn when their housewarming party becomes a haunting affair. Enter “Chedipe” (Manjary Chaudhary), the ghost who adds a supernatural twist to their lives.

One of the highlights of “Chedipe” is the stellar performances by the cast. Saurabh Tanwar and Samaira Kishore bring a relatable and endearing quality to their characters, effortlessly portraying the initial excitement and subsequent trepidation as their dream home turns into a ghostly nightmare. Ron Likhar steals the show in Lula’s character, effortlessly transitioning comic moments, leaving audiences both laughing and amused. The supporting cast, including Mahi, Vicky Kumar, Sunny, and Yogesh Rajput, deliver solid performances that add depth and color to the narrative, And Abhishek Mehra’s voice-over set the web series on fire, people went crazy with laughter.

Watch Here Chedipe Second Episode