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Why the hell did director made this movie. Even the horror shows being presented on TV are much better than this. Mahesh Bhatt has co written the script. And I can't believe film maker of such stature is a part of this movie. And above all, why did Rahul Dev agree to do this movie. He is a brilliant actor and terribly wasted in this movie.

Terrible acting, screnplay, direction... a total mess. Director Horror elements are completely missing in this one. VFX is a joke in this one. Yes I know the movie is a low budget still some low budget movie have great vfx execution. A total shame for the 1920 movie series.

"Aspirants" is a heartfelt web series that delves into the lives of UPSC aspirants, showcasing their struggles, aspirations, and the emotional roller coaster of preparing for one of India's toughest exams. Having lived in Old Rajendra Nagar as a resident for over 3 years, I can vouch for the hardworking, dedication, and commitment of these IAS aspirants. This place surely isn't an easy one to survive, but it does reward you for your perseverance.

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