This August be prepared for the jump scares and petrifying sights. Netflix has dropped the trailer of the first Indian horror series and it stars Radhika Apte and Manav Kaul. To be aired in 190 countries, the new series titled Ghoul will have three episodes.
Ghoul is defined as an evil spirit or phantom, derived from an Arabic term ‘ġūl‘ which means a desert demon believed to rob graves and devour corpses. The title hints at a paranormal journey and spine-chilling moments.
The 1 minute 40 seconds trailer itself is enough to intrigue and scare you at the same time. As the trailer begins, a prisoner could be seen arriving at a remote military facility, where Radhika as a dedicated soldier starts interrogating him. The man then begins to blurt out words which are beyond the understanding of the interrogators. Eventually, he turns the table on Radhika and stuns her by exposing her secrets. Later, the trailer continues with a few blink and miss sights of the whole story and ends by revealing the demonic face of the prisoner.
Check out the trailer here.
Ghoul has been produced in partnership with Anil Ambani-led Reliance Entertainment’s Phantom Films, Ivanhoe and Blumhouse.
Jason Blum of Blumhouse said, “It has been a great experience working closely with Netflix and our partners at Phantom and Ivanhoe to produce ‘Ghoul’. This is Blumhouse’s first foray into the horror genre in India and we’re excited to share this project with horror enthusiasts around the world.”
Manav Kaul’s horror-thriller 'Baramulla', set in the misty valleys of Kashmir, is now streaming on Netflix. Follow DSP Ridwaan Shafi Sayyed as he uncovers dark secrets, mysterious disappearances, and supernatural chills.
At its heart, 'Saali Mohabbat' is a story of love, lies and the thin line that separates trust from betrayal. The film follows Smita, who is a small-town housewife whose quiet and predictable life takes a dark and unexpected turn.
Kaul takes on the role of DSP Ridwaan Sayyad. He is drawn into a chilling investigation involving missing children. This begins as a police case, but soon turns into something far deeper and darker.