Pindam

Hands down, it is the best horror film ever made in India.

But there are many films in Hollywood that can easily beat Pindam, but I enjoyed watching it. Brilliant writing, performances, music and cinematography. The director does a very decent job in delivering a horror flick in the most believable way. The screenplay is also solid, though the climax is a bit cliched. The story is not properly conveyed, but I think the director wantedly left the gaps, he was creating a theme and wanted the audience to fill the gaps and form the story which for me is brilliant work. Not a lot of directors do this, as we like spoon feeding more. But this movie made me think a lot, which is what i liked. I was hooked to the film in the first few minutes and kept watching. Overall it is top notch, dubbing could be better.

Would recommend this to insomniacs, one hour into the film and you'll automatically go to sleep.

Poorly directed and executed film which has desperately tried to show abrahamic faith in a positive so much so that if given a chance the director would've made Easwari Rao hold a 10 feet long cross in her hand 🤣.

The desperation to show abrahamic faith positively is a common pattern in films made in the South of Bharath. Radicals and evangelists are running the southern film industries and it's a norm that they show Hindus and the Hindu dharma in poor light. Take any industry, except sandalwood, they've set their agenda.

Beware of such propagandist 'films'.

There are a few good and a few improvement points.

Direction is good.

Screenplay is slow. Misses a pace and could have been reduced to a length of 1.5 hr.

The horror isn't forced, has a backdrop.

Few jump scares are really good.

Casting of the main characters is good. Good acting by Srikanth and Easvari ji.

The plot is not new still keeps you engaged.

Much better than regular horror movies which pretend to be scary.

A bit gory though.

Climax is predictable amd can be guessed in the beginning itself.

My advice to makers- spare children being your target of scaring the audience.

Overall a 1-TIME-WATCH.

Movie is very interesting, and I enjoyed the movie.

In addition to its gripping narrative and superb performances, "Pindam" boasts stunning cinematography that captures the haunting beauty of its Appalachian setting. Every frame is meticulously composed to enhance the film's atmosphere of dread and foreboding.

In conclusion, "Pindam" is a tour de force of psychological horror that will linger in your mind long after the credits roll. Saikiran has crafted a film that stands as a testament to the enduring power of the genre, delivering an unforgettable experience that will haunt your dreams and leave you questioning what lurks in the darkness. If you're a fan of atmospheric horror that gets under your skin and stays with you, do yourself a favor and seek out "Pindam." Just be sure to keep the lights on when you do.

I really njoyd watching film. Starting is really slow but gripping, scary.

I will watch another time. Hindi dubbing was really good.

Waiting for Pindam part 2. The stroy ends in unexpected way, did ot expect the ending. My family also enjoyed, neat and clean film, and very scary to watch. Flashback was too good, how did the director shoot such sequence?? Very bold. My wife closed her eyes watchigng the flashback portion and was very scared. Telugu movies and directors are coming up with creative content, but our people here in bollywood are not, making time waste movies. Horror mocvies in bollywood are not that good, this movie was very scary and too much horror.

Thumbs up to the movie!!