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- 2017
- 1 hr 48 min
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5.1 (13)
Mantram is a 2017 Indian Kannada-language horror movie directed by Sajjan S.S. and starring Gaurish Akki, Jagadish Dala, and Shashi Deshpande in lead roles. The movie was produced by Baby R. Safeena and Sajjan S.S. and was released on 6 October 2017. The story revolves around a young couple, Yuvraj (played by Gaurish Akki) and Nithya (played by Jagadish Dala), who live in a city and work in the IT industry. They are deeply in love and plan to get married soon. However, Nithya's father is against their relationship as Yuvraj belongs to a lower caste. Despite all the obstacles, they get married and move to a picturesque village in rural Karnataka where Yuvraj has bought a small farm.
Things start to take a turn for the worse when strange paranormal activity begins to occur in the village. Yuvraj and Nithya are faced with unexplainable occurrences in their house and their farm. They seek the help of a local priest, who tells them that the village is haunted by a malevolent spirit who has been wreaking havoc for years.
As the couple tries to unravel the mystery behind the spirit, they learn dark secrets about the village and its people. They find out that the spirit is the result of a terrible event that took place in the village years ago. The villagers had committed an unspeakable act, and as a result, a curse was placed on them.
As they delve deeper into the history of the place, they discover that they are also part of the curse and are in grave danger. With the help of the priest and their own determination, Yuvraj and Nithya attempt to put an end to the curse and save their own lives.
Mantram is a spine-chilling horror movie with a gripping storyline that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. The movie is notable for its spectacular visuals, which create an eerie and unsettling atmosphere that contributes significantly to the overall cinematic experience.
The performances of the actors are commendable, with Gaurish Akki and Jagadish Dala delivering strong performances. The supporting cast also holds their own, with veteran actress Shashi Deshpande giving a standout performance in a supporting role.
The music by Ravi Basrur is haunting and adds to the tension of the movie. The cinematography by Vinod Bharathi is also remarkable, with stunning shots of the village and its surroundings.
In conclusion, Mantram is an exceptional horror movie that manages to balance a thrilling storyline with excellent cinematography and sound design. It is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts and fans of Kannada cinema alike.