

1999·Thriller·1h 30m
7.1
★












While alone in the house, a woman hears news of serial killer on the loose. And then a stranger rings the doorbell...
Directed by Ram Gopal Varma
serial killer
psychological thriller

IMDB
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Cast

Urmila Matondkar
Ma'am

Manoj Bajpayee
Sameer A. Purnavale

Sushant Singh
Qureshi
Crew

Ram Gopal Varma
Director

Anurag Kashyap
Screenplay

Allu Aravind
Producer

Manish Malhotra
Costume Design

Anurag Kashyap
Story
Popular Reviews
69 reviews
halaa
8.0★ · 05/03/26

weirdly entertaining
don't ever fucking smile at me like that again ma'am
don't ever fucking smile at me like that again ma'am
weirdly entertaining
don't ever fucking smile at me like that again ma'am
don't ever fucking smile at me like that again ma'am
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Raze
9.0★ · 05/25/26

It is funny that they didn't even give Urmila a name but just "ma'am".
icl, she's got a lot of courage and imagination—heroic character.
The film brilliantly uses the color white (white dress, white kitten) to manipulate us into believing the character to be innocent. A great challenge to our pre-established beliefs about comfort and safety by reversing the roles by using symbolism, this film delivers a brilliant social commentary about alienation. Phenomenal performance by the cast, loved it. Manoj Bajpayee being the OG ragebaiter here. it's raining, it's raining, it's raaiiining
"Aap hi ka ghar hai" 😭😭😭
While it is an excellent film on its own, I wouldn't say it is very much a rewatchable film. This rewatch felt a bit boring at the end (maybe because I knew the twist and there wasn't any suspense built in me this time), considering it is not rewatchable I am doubting if this really is a 5/5 film—which I once thought.
icl, she's got a lot of courage and imagination—heroic character.
The film brilliantly uses the color white (white dress, white kitten) to manipulate us into believing the character to be innocent. A great challenge to our pre-established beliefs about comfort and safety by reversing the roles by using symbolism, this film delivers a brilliant social commentary about alienation. Phenomenal performance by the cast, loved it. Manoj Bajpayee being the OG ragebaiter here. it's raining, it's raining, it's raaiiining
"Aap hi ka ghar hai" 😭😭😭
While it is an excellent film on its own, I wouldn't say it is very much a rewatchable film. This rewatch felt a bit boring at the end (maybe because I knew the twist and there wasn't any suspense built in me this time), considering it is not rewatchable I am doubting if this really is a 5/5 film—which I once thought.
It is funny that they didn't even give Urmila a name but just "ma'am".
icl, she's got a lot of courage and imagination—heroic character.
The film brilliantly uses the color white (white dress, white kitten) to manipulate us into believing the character to be innocent. A great challenge to our pre-established beliefs about comfort and safety by reversing the roles by using symbolism, this film delivers a brilliant social commentary about alienation. Phenomenal performance by the cast, loved it. Manoj Bajpayee being the OG ragebaiter here. it's raining, it's raining, it's raaiiining
"Aap hi ka ghar hai" 😭😭😭
While it is an excellent film on its own, I wouldn't say it is very much a rewatchable film. This rewatch felt a bit boring at the end (maybe because I knew the twist and there wasn't any suspense built in me this time), considering it is not rewatchable I am doubting if this really is a 5/5 film—which I once thought.
icl, she's got a lot of courage and imagination—heroic character.
The film brilliantly uses the color white (white dress, white kitten) to manipulate us into believing the character to be innocent. A great challenge to our pre-established beliefs about comfort and safety by reversing the roles by using symbolism, this film delivers a brilliant social commentary about alienation. Phenomenal performance by the cast, loved it. Manoj Bajpayee being the OG ragebaiter here. it's raining, it's raining, it's raaiiining
"Aap hi ka ghar hai" 😭😭😭
While it is an excellent film on its own, I wouldn't say it is very much a rewatchable film. This rewatch felt a bit boring at the end (maybe because I knew the twist and there wasn't any suspense built in me this time), considering it is not rewatchable I am doubting if this really is a 5/5 film—which I once thought.
jay
9.0★ · 05/23/26

urmila matondkar inanılmazsın
urmila matondkar inanılmazsın
lena
10.0★ · 05/06/26

masterpiece 10/10 no notes
masterpiece 10/10 no notes
FlompPRO
6.0★ · 04/17/26

Who killed the cat tho
Who killed the cat tho