Bhoot Chaturdashi

The movie is a dud. The premise of the movie is let down by amateuristic performance by the four protagonists. It looks like a college project. Despite good locations and good work by the supporting cast, the director's vision falls flat. Amazon Prime should be more selective in their content selection.

Quite a few scenes were most definitely inspired by the Blair Witch Project. The abundance of dialog would kill any scary atmosphere, if ever there was one. Felt more like a tacky soap than a horror movie. But on the bright side... some beautiful locations.

This movie is a big let down. The build was OK but there are no horror bits whatsoever. Don't know why Amazon lists such titles on Prime.

Average movie but Director tries to defame our religion and Bengali Hindu culture..Same movie on islamic culture is not possible...Shame on the production House. Must not take the movie seriously. It's an utter friction. Story revolves around a place Bolpur famous for Shantiniketan. The movie shows sacrifice in a bad light. There was no need to add this content in the movie. It could have been a good movie but it makes me sad. The director have the audacity to show Goddess Kali in bad light. Everyone should mention this point about this movie so that everyone can know the hypocrisy of this director.

Horror films are usually deemed as some rare, exiguous commodities in the regional market! Thus, it's quite saddening to see a promising product get wasted like that!

I know the locally based industries have limited budgets; there's a tangible scarcity in their funding, so to fully commit yourself to a project that may not bring the kind of profits you expect, it does get difficult, but hey, they had all the ingredients they needed.

A spooky location (it's Raipur Raj Bari; I've been there myself and it is an amazing place to shoot at), creepy folklore, and a competent enough cast; still, the movie somehow failed to achieve what it intended, and that just makes me sad! Even more so because I could see the wasted opportunities, I could pinpoint the exact places where they could have made some necessary changes! It's infuriating, to say the least!