Kaalo presents a unique look in the horror genre due to it being one the few horror movies in the 2000s to be shot entirely in the daylight. This can seem like a minor and overglorified thing to critics and audiences alike, but from the perspective of a 2000s kid, this was the stuff of nightmare. The human psyche associates only the night with fear of the unknown. From childhood, the darkness of the night was the only source of paranormal fear in our lives, However this movie broke this boundary fantastically with the haunting occuring in broad daylight. This broke our perception of the paranormal itself, which according to this move, could attack us in the day, and countinously haunt a moving location instead of just remaining in a place such as an abandoned home. Absolutely phenomenal movie, and in my opinion one the best horror ever produced by indian cinema.
