Asgaar

Uttarakhand is new to the film industry but there is no good beginning before the main concept , horror film Shayari is made in Uttarakhand, it just depends on the audience of Uttarakhand who wants to watch the movie and not because people do not like their language. That's why no one wants to go to watch a movie, this is the biggest problem. Till the time the audience does not reach the theatre, our artiste will not be motivated. I would tell everyone to first watch the movie and then rate it, this will give motivation to the film makers too. The best thing is that Uttarakhand film industry is doing something, keep it up and keep growing.

I really enjoyed the concept of this story, with new mysteries at every turn making it even more intriguing. The best character is Neema, the main character of the Garhwali film Asgaar. Neema, who returns to her village after completing her studies, stands out with her depth and relatability. This story brilliantly combines fantastic comedy, love, horror, thrill, and suspense, making it a captivating read from start to finish. Overall, it is a treasure trove of engaging elements that keep the reader hooked throughout the journey, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who reads it. The mix of different genres ensures that there is something for everyone.

Everyone must watch this Garhwali Film Asgaar.

It was so refreshing to watch a movie which is not only made on cultural beliefs of hills but also have new faces , Really liked the work of both the leads. The Actress unlike other movies had a important role and character which contributed to the story, she did her part beautifully, and the Actor was also a treat to watch. The storyline covers everything from comedy,thrill,horror, suspense also love and innocence of people of village. It's a must watch if one wants to watch something new which takes them to a different era. The songs and location are beautiful and serene. It reminded me of movies our parents loved watching, it had that innocence and steadiness.

"Asgaar - Ek Byoli Ka Sarp," directed by Ramesh Verma, is a gripping addition to the horror-thriller genre, captivating audiences with its intricate plot, chilling atmosphere, and evocative performances. The film, a blend of psychological horror and supernatural elements, navigates the fine line between reality and nightmare, delivering a cinematic experience that is both eerie and intellectually engaging.

The story unfolds in a remote village, where the mysterious disappearance of several locals has left the community in a state of fear and uncertainty. The central character, Asgaar, is a disillusioned archaeologist who returns to his ancestral village after years of absence. His return coincides with a series of inexplicable events that seem to be tied to an ancient curse connected to the village's dark history.

Asgaar's journey to unravel the truth behind the curse leads him to confront unsettling revelations about his own family and the village's secrets. The narrative delves into themes of superstition, guilt, and the struggle between modern rationality and ancient beliefs. Asgaar's quest for answers becomes a battle not just against the supernatural but against the deep-seated fears and traumas that haunt him.

"Sanket, a city boy from Dehradun, and Neema, a curious villager, both team up to solve a chilling mystery in a remote village. With murders happening every Saturday, the villagers fear a vengeful spirit, but Sanket relies on logic not superstition. As they dig deeper, the pair confront the dark secrets of the village and the mounting tension among the residents. The blend of supernatural lore and rational investigation makes for a gripping narrative. The story skillfully captures the clash between belief and reason, keeping you on edge as the truth slowly unravels. It's a thrilling exploration of fear and skepticism."