Phobia is satisfying and fun - both words you don’t get to use often with Hindi horror films.Hello, dosto swagat hai app sabhi ka hamare youtube channel "Real South Kings" mai Dosto aaj ke is video mai maine apko Maharshi movie ke hindi dubbed version ke baare mai batya hai. But hang in there, because nothing is what it seems. There are moments when you think the story is falling into typical horror traps.
Like most horror films, Phobia requires a suspension of disbelief - after all, who would conclude that the best way to cure a sick friend is by leaving her all alone in a new space? But Pavan crafts the film so cleverly that he doesn’t give you time to ask these questions. It’s a tough role, but Radhika doesn’t hit a false note. She’s anguished one moment and hysterical the next. She’s in practically every frame but you never tire of watching her.
Satyadeep Mishra, one of Bollywood’s most underrated actors, is Shaan, the man who loves Mehek but is exhausted by her unpredictable and uncontrollable mind.īut Phobia rides on the blazing talent of Radhika Apte. The elfin Yashaswani Dayama plays a kooky college girl who befriends Mehek. Most of it is shot in one location with a handful of actors. The modest scale of the film is balanced by its big ambitions. Unexpectedly, it will also make you laugh out loud - in scenes that are meant to be funny. Frankly, I had gone in with zero expectations because Hindi film horror mostly alternates between cheerfully cheesy and unintentionally funny, but Pavan scores big with Phobia. Phobia is a smart, sassy and spooky thriller written and directed by Pavan Kirpalani, who earlier made Ragini MMS and Darr the Mall. The basic premise also has shades of Ram Gopal Varma’s Kaun?īut don’t be deterred. In fact, a quick search on IMDB and Wikipedia reveals two other films named Phobia - one of which also deals with agoraphobia.
It sounds like a standard-issue horror film. But the apartment seems to have a life of its own. After four months of cajoling and therapy, a friend shifts her into a new apartment, which he hopes will enable her to heal. Mehek, a painter, develops agoraphobia, an irrational fear of public spaces.
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