Ikkat is the story of the misadventures of a  bickering couple who are stuck together during the lockdown. The story is quirky with a few elements of horror thrown in(although still in the comic space). The films like these shouldn’t be questioned for logic but there should be abundance of humour to keep you invested. Here, the screenplay is a mixed bag although true to the story thereby being quirky. Right from the opening act you get a glimpse of the couple and their antics. Soon the story keeping pressing ahead with the introduction of new characters that are introduced all while the existing characters are in a lockdown. Some of the humour will definitely make you chuckle while in some places you will find yourself rolling your eyes. At times there is a lag in the screenplay. Standing at 125 minutes, almost 15 minutes could have been chopped off from the runtime to make it a little crisp. The areas involving the tiktoker are hilarious but the ones featuring the neighbour are a little irritating. This culminates into a good end that will leave a smile on your face. Overall a decently penned screenplay.