Khamoshiyan | Hindi Movie Critic Review By Bollywood

Khamoshiyan is a horror thriller love triangle between Gurmeet Singh, Ali Fazal and Sapna Pabbi directed & produced by Karan Darra, Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt. The movie is full of erotic horror thriller with all new, or almost-new faces. And that’s the secret to keep us watching that will these new faces grow or not in the near future. The movie is about the mysterious wife, a demon husband and a young handsome novelist and dark silences are packed and transported to a rambling house somewhere is very cold Kashmir. Meera is married to Jaidev who is on bed for some serious illness and she is running an isolated guest house with no guest in it. Soon the young novelist, Kabir discovers the unusual truths about the house and Meera, the more he wanted to know her more he get himself drawn towards her. 

Bollywood is so bad in horror genre and Khamoshiyan proves it that they aren’t seriously working on the genre and spiritual world must sue the movie for mocking the spirits who are so loyal to their world. The movie will shake you but not with the fear but with embarrassment for all the ghosts and spirits.  All Khamoshiyan gives them is a pathetic plot where creaky doors and spooky apparitions get more playing time than the actors who have to look scared and shattered when they are probably laughing behind the camera for sure. Khamoshiyan is all beyond the reality as what girl is willing to go in an empty house with complete stranger and accepts to have drink with him and you have no idea if she is human or evil spirited but I must say ‘The Buri Aatma’ got the chance to keep the makeup man busy for so long but still it won’t scare you but will shiver you but not with horror off course. All three actors performed really well but it seems like the pathetic plot wasted the very talented actors.

As far as the music is concerned the lead pair romancing in the icy Kashmir valleys to melodious numbers transports one to a world of dreams. Jeet Ganguli, Ankit Tiwari and Naved Jafar's compositions and Arijit Singh's heartfelt renditions are the real stars.

And yes 'Silences have secrets' and empty theatres.