Barot House

It is a brilliantly made movie! From the first 5 minutes of the movie, it grips your attention and doesn't leave till the last scene. There are enough twists and turns to keep you hooked through the length. Excellent acting from all the characters. Although the writing gets a bit vague at places, like the character of the dad(Amit Sadh) should have been more defined to justify his general behaviour towards his family. Some more scenes were need to explain the complexity of the relationship and the dynamics within the family. Having said that, the movie is quite tightly made with very few unnecessary scenes or drags. The child actors are all amazing, especially the boy. Would love to see such movies from Zee5. Well done!

Manjari Fadnnis is so beautiful...I loved every part of her performance...

First of all, let me talk about the acting. Amazing performance by each and every character. The kids were amazing. Manjari Phadnis was excellent. Amit Sadh, as brilliant as always. There was no room for an average performance also. They were all simply excellent. I can't stop appreciating the kid enough. Malhar ( character name) . He was perfect. The story is something you can't even imagine would happen since you know it's based on true events. It's a continuous thrill ride. You just keep watching from, start to end. It's about the murders of kids and the investigation. I still can't find the original case that this story was based on. I searched and searched and searched .. Great movie, don't miss !

Story and concept is fabulous. Screenplay is nicely maintained. I think story and screenplay have saved the accent of the movie. I found that the problem was with the direction as a whole. It's seem that without good direction even a talented actor like amit sedhai couldn't perform well. There well many simple mistakes which could have been easily solved to make the movie more effective and powerful. Still whole team work is nice. Expect to see more movies like this.

Barot House (Zee5) - The Barot household is plunged into a dark phase when two of the four children, both girls are found murdered in close succession. Their mother Bhavana (Manjari Phadnis) is driven to the point of a mental depression whilst their father Amit (Amit Sadh) grapples with the incidents. His younger brother who had just finished a jail term is arrested by the police but he maintains his innocence. Then a calamitous third murder of the neighbour's child takes place.

Barot House is the portrayal of a deeply disturbed mind, replete with cunning complexity of a neurological disorder. The fragile relationship between Amit and his son Malhar, the eldest child, is indeed pivotal. The needle of suspicion keeps swinging helter skelter but the catharsis in the end spells cruelty, lack of remorse and the labyrinthine mind of a master manipulator. These kind of events are normally not common, but this is what criminal minds are made of.