1920: Horrors of the Heart

Where should I start from ?

I couldn't even complete the entire movie...it was such a pain to my eyes...I really feel sad for Mahesh Bhatt...The downfall of Bollywood is at its peak...I can assure you that even if the movie fails to create horror in your heart, it DEFINITELY will create horror to your eyes and ears and also to your pocket.

I can guarantee you that the vfx of age old THE EPIC series Hatim is way better than this piece of s**t ...

Never In my life I have given reviews but this piece of s**t compelled me to do so...I simply want to say kudos to the makers of the film as even if they terribly failed in making this movie...they have succeeded in giving a pain to the eyes of the audience.

It's a horror movie that isn't scary in the least.

First of all- WHERE THE HELL DID THEY SHOOT THIS? I kept wondering during the entire movie- WHY?? Just why didn't they use normal sets anywhere in the movie, like previous 1920 movies? Just to save some money spent on a real set?

Not just the horror scenes, It felt like they shot the entire movie using green screens. Even normal scenes seemed like I am watching some actors move around in a CGI house, a CGI forest, even a CGI Hotel !?!? Who came up with the bad idea of avoiding real sets, that person needs to be fired immediately!

The reason overused CGI made me hate the film is because absolutely nothing in the movie felt real. If shot in a good location, a terrible story can make a movie very watchable.

The best recent example of this being Khamoshiyan. Its story was terrible, but I'd still watch that movie again just for its breathtaking scenes shot in South Africa(and of course the hum-worthy music). What the makers did with this movie feels like a low point of filmmaking in Bollywood.

The songs in this movie were forgettable too, except for the mother's lullaby.

Mahesh Bhatt was one of the writers, I assume he was drunk when he wrote this senseless script.

Only Rahul Dev, Avika Gor and Ketaki Kulkarni seemed to be taking their work seriously. Barkha Bisht sure looks beautiful but her expressions felt wooden. Avtar Gill's and Danish Pandor's acting was as useless as their characters.

In my opinion this is the worst installment in the franchise. Do not waste your time on this movie. Save yourself!

With subpar VFX, outdated scare sounds, unnecessarily added sound effect made this movie one of the worst movies. Poor direction of Krishna Bhatt has made the stereotype of nepotism more strong. There is no match between the dialogues, costumes and the era in which this period movie is depicted.

With type TV serial mindset it has made our eyes sore no hint of horror with certainty with 10 on 10 cliche.

This is the worst part of 1920 series. With unnecessary drama, music, it makes the movie most unbearable for watchers. This movie diminished all expections for a good movie. With cliche theme & nepotism, it makes no sense why this movie is still running on theatres.

The cinematography is bad, screenplay is bad, sound editing and recording is terrible! The audio is clipping and cracking everywhere! The CGI is worst. Overall a disaster.

This ruined the series 1920. This is worst than a school project, it looks like somebody just tried to make a film just because of having access to the film makers! The director has made a mess, this looks like a pretentious scenic video shoot converted as a horror film.

Only the two 1920 versions are better. Rest of them are bad, and this one is purely horrible in each and every aspect, the filming, the story, the sound, the screenplay and the direction.

You can safely assume any positive reviews are paid ones. The movie is ridiculous on all levels including acting and music. It was like watching an overly dramatised Indian soap opera on the big screen. The plot is predictable, the pacing slow and the CGI is the cheapest available. The theatre was empty and the few who came left within the hour. The Bhatt's have done better in the past so this movie was a jarring let down. Even with budget constraints, efforts can be made to strengthen the plot and acting. Rahul Dev and the Bhatts could have stayed away from this one. It's a complete waste of time and money. You can safely skip this one.