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The storyline is gripping and keeps you engaged until the end, even though there aren't many twists and turns. The visual effects (VFX) are also not very realistic.

The most ANNOYING aspect of the show was the main teenage character, Jay. His performance was unconvincing and came across as overly dramatic. Rumi, the female lead, didn't do any better in her role.

I must mention another Prime show called Khuaff, which features an excellent storyline, compelling acting, unexpected twists, and a genuinely creepy atmosphere.

**Whatever you do, don't watch it alone at night!** This show is seriously creepy. It's so gripping that you won't be able to tear your eyes away. The story, the effects, and the acting are absolutely top-notch! As a huge horror fan, I usually never get scared, but I found myself having to switch off the TV at one point. Trust me, this one will keep you on the edge of your seat!

The show is a thrilling deep mystery where every piece comes together in unexpected ways. The hostel depicted in the series is the most terrifying part, sending shivers down your spine! With its dark and eerie theme, it draws you in if you're a fan of the horror genre. Just a word of warning: watching it at night will definitely give you chills!

First 60 mins of the film makes a good start, however you are sat there waiting for some chills, creeps and twists kicks in but guess what you will wait like forever.

Film doesn't make much sense. Most of the time you sat there getting annoyed over situations.

No major twists and turns for films made like this type of horror.

The story line isn't strong either. Which could have been if there were a background story on r madhavan's actions.

Film's climax is not too bad especially the last twist and Ajay's speech.

R Madhavan acting was good as you would expect so were others.

The title song gives you some good creeps. Well done to the singer.