Baida

I really enjoyed baida movie...it's such a supernatural science fiction movie having good cast...new concept.....new story.....in the end i wish for it's second part...Baida 2...overall very good movie even kids also enjoyed this a lot.....thriller and suspense full on in baida movie.... But i would like to highlight Golu character (shobhit) had did such a good comedy act added in this film by him....really enjoyed very good act and very good story by sudhanshu rai....please make its second part soon with lots of thriller and suspense.......with more fun....best wishes and keep it up guys......

It's hilarious that the production team call the movie a sci-fi tale. Throwing in terms like 'Space & time' and 'electromagnetic fields' doesn't make a poorly executed fantasy film a sci-fi film. The acting by the main character is just expressionless, he carries the same constipated face throughout the movie. Bollywood needs to grow, it's too easy for the rich people to make movies in India, without any sort of talent and skill. The film is a prime example of that. The concept was okay but copied from Hollywood film Outpost (2008). The antagonist (Pishach) played by Sourabh Raj Jain, portrayed as a man from 1940s talks and behaves like a 2020s man. No work is done for the authenticity of the period the movie was set in. Poor and lazy film-making because Indian audience will accept anything if there's proper marketing. The protagonist Sudhanshu Rai's acting skills are 0.5 out of 10. He literally carries the same facial expressions throughout the movie, you just don't feel for the character. Super bad film-making. People calling it a masterpiece, have seriously not watched good content yet.

BAIDA isn't just a movie; it's an experience. The film draws you in from the very first scene with a gripping chase sequence. As the story unfolds, layers of mystery, illusions, and supernatural elements build up, keeping you glued to the screen. Sudhanshu Rai's balanced performance keeps the film grounded, while Sourabh Raaj Jain's haunting portrayal of Pishaach is unforgettable. The cinematography, especially during the illusion scenes, is striking, and the background score keeps the tension alive. If you're tired of predictable horror-thrillers, BAIDA offers a refreshing change with its smart narrative and surprising twists.

I watched the trailer of Baida and instantly decided to watch the movie. Booked the tickets the same day and to my surprise the hall was empty just me and my wife. But it turned out to be a very bad experience. Felt like this movie doesn't deserve such a big release. A good chance wasted and nothing entertains you in the movie. The BGM is trying so hard to draw your interest but it can't compensate for a good script. Plot of the movie is so weak. Actors are trying to act but the characters aren't well written. Cinematography is good but nothing can compensate for a weak storyline. Its so slow just like a turtle but it couldn't win against the hare. Avoid this movie at any cost. Such a waste of time and money.

I would have given zero star, but it's not available.

Finally, a Bollywood thriller that dares to be different-and succeeds! Baida offers a unique blend of suspense, mystery, and supernatural vibes that are rarely done right. The supernatural elements are subtle yet powerful, adding depth without going overboard. Sudhanshu Rai's intense performance anchors the entire film, and the supporting cast enhances the realism of the village setting. The cinematography deserves special mention-the eerie visuals create an unsettling atmosphere that lingers even after the film ends. The concept of time and reality explored in the movie makes it thought-provoking too. With its strong direction and gripping storyline, Baida stands out as one of the most engaging thrillers in recent years.