1921

Hindi version of Insidious and Lights Out 's Ghost... Bad Acting and poor story line.. Don't waste your time to watch this movie..

Could have been better, loved the plot, some scenes were unnecessary, it wasn't scary though, also the actors were pretty bad & unnatural. I wish the script could have been executed in a better way.

The story cannot work alone to make a movie worth watching. This movie has content and given good actors and execution this could have been good movie overall. The film making is really poor. The acting and direction are severely compromised like unconnected scenes. Vikram Bhatt needs to jump out of the set-up stories and try to give us something new.

The horror scenes are constrained and unsurprising and even inspire chuckling numerous times. You realize that something spooky anticipates you in the following scene and you're altogether prepared for it and more than getting frightened, it influences you to roar with laughter. The boisterous and spooky ambient melodies on consistently scene simply doesn't help the monstrously exhausting plot which tries its level best to drive you away from your seats.

We've seen emotions in different movies, however when the lead performing artists break into a song after every few scenes, that is what really frightens you.

What's more, to add to all the desolation, the end of the movie will leave you wincing intensely in light of the fact that you wouldn't generally realize what simply happened.

Yes, you heard that one right. 1920 was not without its flaws, however the storytelling was gripping enough for many to overlook the discrepancies. Fast-forward to 1921. Story-line IS weak. There's nothing in this film that hasn't been seen in a Bollywood film. Core story: Boy meets girl. Love is in the offing. Boy/girl will do anything to save the other..... There is NO complexity in the plot. There is no development of characters and tons of flaws. Side slit dresses of the extras in 1920? Shower? Ballpoint pen? Lamp shades? "Mumbai(really?)"? Printed photographs on the newspapers? I was watching Knights of the Damned the other day which is an average b-grade flick produced in the UK. One would be in awe of the meticulous detail the producers have striven to achieve for a less-than mediocre film. Viram bhat a veteran, should be ashamed.