Veerana

1988
Unrated
2h 15m

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6.6/10

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A beautiful young girl, unfortunately possessed from her childhood by a vengeful spirit, wanders around lonely places to seduce and kill people and thus, gradually becoming lost into a dark world of revenge and lust.

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A beautiful young girl, unfortunately possessed from her childhood by a vengeful spirit, wanders around lonely places to seduce and kill people, gradually becoming lost into a dark world of ... Read allA beautiful young girl, unfortunately possessed from her childhood by a vengeful spirit, wanders around lonely places to seduce and kill people, gradually becoming lost into a dark world of revenge and lust.A beautiful young girl, unfortunately possessed from her childhood by a vengeful spirit, wanders around lonely places to seduce and kill people, gradually becoming lost into a dark world of revenge and lust.

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IMDb RATING

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1.1K

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Trivia
Lead actress Jasmin left the country after the film and settled in New York as she was getting extortion calls from the underworld.

Connections
Featured in Mondo Macabro: South Asian Cinema (2002)

Soundtracks
Dil Ki Dhadkan Kya Kahey
Performed by Mohammed Aziz, Sharon Prabhakar
Lyrics by Shyamalal Babu Rai, Anjaan
Music by Bappi Lahiri
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Featured review

7/10

Bava-flavored, Hammeresque fun

"VEERANA" is one of the best of the Indian horror films I've managed to find, to date. Like the other Ramsay Brothers productions I've watched, this one has the same Bava-like use of colored gels mixed with atmospheric sets. There's an over-the-top evil Tantric Priest who might have stepped directly out of an Indian horror comic-book, a wonderful Femme Fatale monster who preys upon the predictable weaknesses of men, plenty of fight scenes--of varying qualities, and some genuine demon-possession/monster chills. The song and dance numbers are relatively easy to take, compared to other films in the genre. Overall, this has been my favorite film to show to friends as an introduction to the Indian horror genre since I bought it.