Baramulla

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Saby B @iambansu 6d Best and unique concept i’ve ever seen in my life. From acting to direction to story, everything was just awesome. Adiya dhar is always The best. See more dulen y @imll124 6d Movies like this are not appreciated by indian audiences,but i will say ,i had not watch any better movie than Baramulla See more Mayank S @Criticninja Jan 4 One of the good movies by Bollywood, good story, acting & direction. No cringe overacting, no cringe johny liver jokes, good background music. Definitely a watch. Don’t go by critic reviews, they are following their set narrative. Any movie dare to share atrocities on pandits doesn’t deserve good ratings. See more Mohammed M @Tuggie Jan 2 Starts off on a promising note esp the magic trick show and turns into a wrecking ball horror show half an hr later, except there is no horror. The script gets highjacked by the director who is far too confused if he wants to make a movie on child trafficking or a mystery or a horror show. So he combines all the above & creates a directionless rancid tale laced with sordid vengeful propaganda. Do yourself a favour & skip this crap. See more RJ W @rjwitt Jan 2 "Bramulla" stands apart from typical horror or supernatural thrillers by grounding its story in historical and political context. Viewers benefit from understanding that the Kashmiri Pandits are the original Hindu inhabitants of Kashmir, a significant minority within a predominantly Muslim valley, and that longstanding political instability in the late 1980s-1990s into armed insurgency, violence, and widespread displacement of people. The supernatural elements function more as manifestations of unresolved grief, fear, and memory. Political and social realities drive the genre, transforming horror into a meditation on loss, identity, and the generational impact of extremism. The trauma depicted reflects harm passed through families and communities, particularly affecting children and youth whose sense of safety, belonging, and moral grounding is shaped by exposure to violence and militancy. Ultimately, "Bramulla" serves as an homage to displaced Kashmiri Pandit families. See more Pika P @Deepika Dec 30 I found it to be excellent. Several scenes were particularly moving, and Manav Kaul delivered a remarkable performance. This was my initial experience with a film featuring Manav Kaul. See more Read all reviews

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