.png)
When Ekta Kapoor decided to venture into horror, she gave us Krishna Cottage, a film so rich in cliches, it's almost charming.
Directed by Santram Varma, the film stars Sohail Khan, Isha Koppikar, and Anita Hassanandani.
It's a classic ghost story set in a haunted college cottage with a love triangle thrown into the mix.
More funny than frightening, the film is replete with dramatic fog, spooky background music and sudden ghost appearances. The real joy of Krishna Cottage lies in its predictability and how earnestly it tries to scare, making it a delightful watch for horror aficionados who love to roll their eyes at familiar tropes.
Hosting the hit song Suna Suna by Shreya Ghoshal that embellished many of our playlists once, do not be fooled by its mellow romance.
Do fear because no spoilers but those who remember cannot easily forget the one gruesome death by a livid, possessed wall for reading the cursed Kahi Unkahi Baatein and that one corpse being dangling atop a phone booth.
The World Students Society thanks Manahil Tahira.
0 comments:
Post a Comment
Grace A Comment!