1920 Movie Reviews
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Taran Adarsh | bollywoodhungama.com
Vikram Bhatt visits the horror genre again, after RAAZ. Also, like RAAZ, 1920 talks of love, lust and paranormal forces. But unlike RAAZ, 1920 is set in the bygone era and that makes RAAZ and 1920 as diverse as chalk and cheeseRead full review2.5
Khalid Mohamed | Hindustan Times
Boo, tywhoo and all that. Vikram Bhatt’s 1920: A Ghost Story is about Elizabethan carriages, horses with the furriest feet this side of a panda, a haveli in Yorkshire which is supposed to pass of as Purani Mumbai, and best of all, Raj ZutshiRead full review2.5
Nikhat Kazmi | Times of India
Indian filmmakers seem to have mastered almost all the genres by now, yet horror still remains the untamed giant. Rarely do we get to see a real goosebump affair in desi cinema. After his successful supernatural thriller, RaazRead full review2.5
Udita Jhunjhunwala | DNA India
Think of Vikram Bhatt and you think Ghulam and Raaz, followed by a stream of duds and you wonder — what happened? Then comes along 1920, peopled with non-actors and wannabe stars who believe modelling somehow equips them to portray charactersRead full review2.0
Rajeev Masand | ibnlive.com
Hell hath no fury like a woman possessed, discovers architect Arjun Singh Rathore when his wife Lisa starts behaving strangely after moving into an isolated mansion in Yorkshire, which, by the way, stands in for Palanpur in this filmRead full review1.0
Raja Sen | rediff.com
It's a peculiar attempt, this 1920. Shooting in Yorkshire -- and passing a castle there as just a hansom-cab ride away from Mumbai -- the film clearly desires to replicate classic British period chillers. The man wears a three-piece suitRead full reviewNR
Nikhat Kazmi | Times of India
Indian filmmakers seem to have mastered almost all the genres by now, yet horror still remains the untamed giant.Read full review