?: A Question Mark

This is the true movie making, not like commercial movie making in which nothing beside cheap horror elements are found..... This movie seriously can scare you on each moment.... Must watch.

This movie is pretty damn good! I've been wanting to watch a good Hindi horror movie, and this is perfect. What's funny is that it has no star cast and has been shot off what seems like a pretty decent but cheap camera lens. It says that the movie had a budget of 40 lakhs.. It honestly does not seem like the movie has been made for more than 4 lakhs. Definitely a good movie though.. Reminded me of the Blair Witch Project. Couldn't post in parent's guide, so posting this here: It had one very mild kissing scene (you can't see any faces as the scene is in the dark). A lot of abusive language has been used, especially the f-word. If based on language only, I wouldn't want a child watching the movie. I wouldn't let a child watch the movie anyway because it's pretty scary. And not much has scared me. Ever. Kudos to the girl who plays Simran. Really well done role.

It was scary ! But the fact that camera filming makes it more fierce. A nice one with a good effort. Acting of some actors could be more better. Overalll a great try !

The movie has made good effort in making an original horror movie through a live action camera style. i am writing this review in year 2018 and since this movie there has been many other live action camera style movies in Bollywood/ Tollywood and yet very few has been able to impress as this one due to its originality of story-line and impressive performances by actors. In fact it can be considered a pioneer for the this particular style of horror movie making in India.

A movie based on some paranormal activity.

Great direction by the debut directors Yash Dave and Allyson Patel.

When i saw it for the first time i was sure i would watch again with my friends.

Question Mark is not an easy movie. It's not a movie that will ever play at a hundred multiplexes and draw large popcorn eating crowds.

But it's a fantastic movie, a sweaty, fever-dream of a movie, and it's wonderful that people are engaging with it. There is simply nothing like it in Hindi cinema - and like it or not, that is one thing I'm sure no one can argue with.