Stunning First Look of ‘Hukki’ Unveiled! Prathamesh Parab-Paddy Kambale’s Horror Comedy Impresses, Varun Dhawan Shares Special Response

The Marathi film Hukki, a thrilling blend of horror and comedy, is set to entertain audiences soon with its unique mix of fear, humor, and friendship. The first look of the movie has just been revealed, sparking great excitement among viewers. Notably, Bollywood star Varun Dhawan shared the Hukki first look on his social media, extending his best wishes to this Marathi film. The movie features the beloved Maharashtrian actor Prathamesh Parab alongside the comedy king Pandharinath Kambale, popularly known as Paddy, promising a fun-filled cinematic experience.

Hukki revolves around the lives of four friends. The story begins with their joyful moments but soon takes a dark turn as a terrifying night unfolds, turning everything upside down. The film promises a perfect blend of horror and comedy, keeping the audience both thrilled and amused. Alongside Prathamesh Parab and Paddy Kambale, the cast includes strong performers like Ravi Kishore, Prashant Mohite, Mahesh Patil, Aarti Chaubal, Varsha Dhandale, Mohak Kansara, and Pankaj Vishnu.Produced under the banners of Magic Swan Studios and NMR Movies, the film is brought to life by producers Nitin Rokde, Sunanda Kaluskar, Vinayak Paste, Shweta Sanjay Thakre, and co-producers Sudhir Khot and Rais Khan. Nitin Rokde has also taken on the dual role of writer and director for this project.

The first look reveals a distinct tone for Hukki, opening with cinematic scenes like a crow with glowing red eyes, a seaside view, and fishermen pulling a boat. The story introduces the four friends, humorously called the “Four Losers,” before plunging into a thrilling night filled with an exciting mix of fear and laughter. The screenplay is co-written by Nitin Rokde, Sandeep Kumar Roy, and Madhulita Das, with contributions from Ninad Pathak and Sanjay Navgire. The music, composed by the duo Raghavendra V and Praful-Swapnil, adds melodious charm, marking the Marathi debut of renowned South Indian composer Raghavendra V.