Mbarnum

Dara Singh plays the mythological Samson character to the hilt as he must contend with a love starved princess and her all female warriors, a sorcerer and his magical dwarfs, a dinosaur sized lizard, and a rebel in love with a hand-maiden.

The producers do a fine job of getting the "look" of the Italian sword and sandal films, including appropriate music, and if the film were dubbed into English and the decidedly Hindi song and dance numbers were removed you would never know this was an Indian made film (well, unless you looked at the film's credits).

Not quite as much fun as some of Dara Singh's other adventure films but a good time pass for a lazy Saturday afternoon.

At this time only available on VCD, but hopefully someone will release a DVD with appropriate subtitles.

Very atmospheric horror thriller! A man movies into the ancestral mansion where his father and grandfather had been murdered years earlier. Soon he hers the cries of a ghost woman who seems intent on his death!

Bees Saal Baad is very reminiscent of Universal's 1930s horror film or perhaps Val Lewton's moody horrors of the 1940s. Filmed in black and white the whole film has an effectively eerie quality.

Biswajeet and Waheeda Rehman work very well together and the songs are all 1st rate!

Highly recommended!

A young woman's father and uncle die under mysterious circumstances. Strange phone calls tell the girl that she is next to be murdered! A group of young men from The Youth Club help her discover what the connection is between the murder of her family members and a killing that took place in her home over 50 years ago.

Bhoot Bungla is a fun haunted house comedy which manages a couple of chills and even has a few rather suspenseful scenes thrown in. It also has some wonderful musical picturizations, including a couple of nifty Twist numbers and a dance scene right out of West Side Story which really give the film a 1960s flavor.