Bhram

It's a very thrilling creation considering the acting, direction and everything around. You will be hooked till end. Jordar. Love the buildup, match cuts, turning points and climax. Psychological thriller as they say, very intriguing to watch. I personally have seen something new in gujarati industry. As i mentioned it keeps you guessing and movie takes unexpected twists. It has suspenseful plot and a lot more that i couldnot describe in this space. Loved the storyline as it grips you and is well crafted. The background score is also an add on, make the movie more haunting and thrilling. Overall a must watch.

What an amazing thriller film.... Stunned by the suspense Amazing acting,amazing storytelling Mitra gadhvi, Sonali Desai & nishma Soni are just doing fabulous work Abhinay banker was so good in that police wala's role Just n watch film to experience the Og cinema 😍

Gujarati cinema is raising its standards in story and cinematography Amazing casting This movie was the example of how our Gujarati are doing such good job in Indian cinema So being a Gujarati I am so proud that I have witnessed this epic drama This movie will be a record breaker Blockbuster Rocking Super hit Amazing And very very good😍

The movie, The acting, the script, the suspense, the storyline everything is class!

I did not expect the gujarati movie to be this good.

I felt the first half was slow and the story was building up but post interval it was like a nail bitter. We were literally getting goosebumps.

The acting of Mitra in the last monologue was demmm! The maya and the police officer literally acted like wow! The police played the wilan role so nicely. That look by shraddha at the last minute was epic. Short of words for this movie, script & Acting. Worth watching the movie. It really serves the value for money. The movie has really changed the perspective the people was having for gujrati movied!

Just watched Bhram, and I'm genuinely at a loss for words-in the best possible way. This Gujarati psychological thriller is nothing short of a cinematic triumph.

Mitra Gadhvi, in the role of the protagonist, delivers a performance so layered, intense, and soul-stirring that it left the entire audience in awe. He doesn't just act-he embodies the role, pulling us deep into the unsettling, mysterious world of the film with every glance and gesture.

Sonali, portraying a patient with dementia, brings a haunting authenticity to her character. Her performance is deeply moving, tender, and heartbreakingly real. She doesn't play the illness; she lives it-with quiet dignity and raw vulnerability.

The police inspector, in contrast, brings a grounded, almost documentary-like realism to the screen. So convincing, he felt like your very own neighborhood officer caught up in something far bigger than routine. His subtle nuances made the character all the more believable.

What truly elevated Bhram to a whole other level, though, was its framing and cinematography. Each shot felt like a deliberate piece of art, meticulously composed to pull you deeper into the psychological labyrinth. The direction was confident and brave, unafraid to linger in silence or draw you into the mind's dark corners.

This isn't just a movie. It's a chilling experience-an emotional rollercoaster that grips your heart and mind. Bhram doesn't just entertain; it haunts.

Gujarati cinema has achieved a significant milestone with this production. The storyline, cinematography, action sequences, plot twists, and suspense are all exceptionally well-executed. The acting and storyline were exceptional, culminating in a satisfying conclusion. Mitra's performance in this role inspires confidence in exploring diverse film genres. His dialogue delivery is excellent, and he is perfectly cast. Sonali, what a remarkable performance she gave! Nisham's performance was exemplary. We need more diverse films to boost the Gujarati film industry. Great work by the whole team! Loved it.