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This movie claims to be the 1st Indian film based on paranormal activity and also the 1st Indian film using animated chameleon as a character. These 2 facts are used as a bait for the audience to watch this film. However they don't work out at all. The paranormal activity shown in the movie is just like the other run-of-the-mill horror flicks and secondly the chameleon character is not used in any parts to spook you, making one wonder why was this creature made in the first place!

A group of friends land up at one of their friend's house in a place called Kamarottu to suprise him. But when they reach his house, they can't find him and decide to spend the night in his house. What happens when strange things start to occur there? The plot unfolds in a rather dull manner.

Although the story is quite interesting, it fails to impress the viewer due to the lengthy and slow screenplay. Except in some places, the horror elements also fail to workout. The music, cinematography & acting is just average. Some of the scenes involving Gadappa's jokes are quite amusing, however they too don't work out much. A more crisper editing could have made the film more gripping. Alas this film turns out to be an unconvincing, tedious watch.

Better first half, could have been impressed but insidious second half.

Good movie worth watch script and the presentation was very interesting overall the story we cant guess the climax..

This movie is boring... Can fool a person with no science knowledge... Time travel... Lol.. Not at all realistic... Concept of time travel was good but it's not shown in a right way...

The doctors, believing that Regan's aberrations are mostly psychological in origin, recommend an exorcism be performed. Chris arranges a meeting with Karras who, reluctant to engage spirtually, agrees to at least speak with Regan. As the two come face to face Karras and Regan test each other's wits, although Karras is skeptical to believe anything spiritual is happening. Chris tearfully finds herself at a dead end and confides in Karrass that Regan was the one who murdered Dennings, and begs him to find a solution. Over the next couple days Karrass witnesses Regan speaking backward in different languages, and exhibits scars spelling out "Help Me" on her stomach, convincing him she really is possessed by a demon. He implores the church to let him perform an exorcism, but feeling he's over-matched the church calls on Merrin to perform the exorcism while Karras may assist.

The ritual begins as a battle of wills with Regan performing a series of horrific, and vulgar acts. They attempt to exorcise the demon, but the spirit digs in, claiming to be the Devil himself