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I feel incredibly proud to say that Khauf has been created by Indian filmmakers-what a gem! As someone who's a die-hard fan of the horror genre (but usually runs miles away from Bollywood horror), this series was an absolute surprise and a total win.

Khauf is a slow-burn masterpiece that grips you from the very first episode. Each episode starts with glimpses of the past, beautifully merging into the present-day narrative. The storytelling is so well-crafted that you just can't look away. Every episode incovers a new layer, keeping your curiosity and anxiety at peak levels.

The direction and cinematography? Just wow. The mood, the silence, the build-up-everything is so thoughtfully executed. I started watching the series thinking I'd just give it a try-and ended up binge-watching the entire thing in one go, from the same spot. That's how gripping it is.

To anyone who appreciates smart horror with depth and originality-Khauf is a must-watch. I promise, it's nothing like the usual horror tropes you've come to expect. Hats off to the creators for doing absolute justice to this genre.

Highly recommended. Don't miss it! It is available on Amazon Prime.

Neeyat is a cinematic gem that demands patience from its audience. If you're looking for instant gratification, this film might not be your cup of tea. However, if you're willing to invest your time and attention, you'll find it to be a slow poison that gradually intoxicates your senses.

The beauty of Neeyat lies in its deliberate pacing and intricate storytelling. It's a movie that doesn't rush to reveal its secrets but instead lures you in with its enigmatic charm.

As you watch, you'll notice what initially appear to be loopholes in the plot. But as the story unfolds, these apparent gaps seamlessly merge into the narrative, leaving you pleasantly surprised.

To fully appreciate Neeyat, you must watch it till the very end. It's in the final moments that the puzzle pieces click into place, and you realize that the so-called loopholes were, in fact, deliberate markers guiding you through the intricate maze of the plot. It's a testament to the filmmaker's skill in crafting a story that keeps you engaged and rewards your patience with a satisfying resolution.

I don't know why in India, we do not appreciate such an amazing and eye opening movie!

We prefer watching a disgusting storyline, extra disgusting dialogue delivery or nepotism stars than watching such a wonderful story!

I don't believe how this amazing story got flop on the box office! May be because isme Salman khan ka shirt phadke body dikhane wala scene ya robotic dialogue nahi tha!