Angaaragan Movie Review

“Angaaragan” is an electrifying horror thriller designed to keep you at the edge of your seat. Crafted and helmed by the talented Mohan Dachu, with Sreepathy overseeing the screenplay and creative direction, this cinematic masterpiece features Angaadi Theru, Magesh, and Sathyaraj in the lead roles, supported by a stellar cast including Niya Sankarathil, Appu Kutty, Sreepathy, Reina Karad, and many others. Mohan Dachu’s visionary direction and Kalaivaanan’s impeccable cinematography capture the film’s beauty with breathtaking precision. Valar Pandi’s expert editing seamlessly weaves the narrative, creating an immersive experience. The haunting score by Karthik K. U sets the perfect mood, while his lyrics bring the songs to vivid life. Jomon Philip and Geena Jomo bring this cinematic gem to life under the banner of Julien & Jeroma Film Company and Primerose Entertainment.

Plot: In a non-linear narrative spanning twelve suspenseful hours, “Angaaragan” unravels a web of enigmatic occurrences and unveils the hidden secrets of paranormal activity connected to a long-deceased queen, the estate’s original owner. The tale commences with a group of tourists seeking solace from their hectic lives at a secluded forest resort. However, tranquillity quickly turns to turmoil when one of their companions mysteriously vanishes. After an exhaustive search, they notify the authorities. A police investigation unveils that this is not the first disappearance at the resort; another missing person’s body is discovered on the premises.

The tourists are gripped by fear as strange and unsettling events begin to unfold around them. Desiring to flee, they are advised by the lead investigator to remain in place. Trapped in the haunted resort, they endure a night of terror, confronting the dark history that surrounds the place. Survival and the truth behind the ghostly manifestations become their shared goals. As they delve deeper into the investigation, they unearth centuries-old secrets that have long remained concealed

Rating…3.7/5