Amavas (2019) Online

Sachin joshi & Nargis Fhakry..!!!

Sachiin Joshi (who also produces the film) and Nargis Fakhri are a couple facing some problems because well, he hears things. You know, like a schizophrenic...

Mona Singh as the resident psychiatrist (she has only one patient, and the paycheck, if that patient is Sachiin Joshi, is enough to pay all her bills, and then some more)

For most of the film, Joshi and Fakhri look very unhappy with each other. "no chemistry"..!

The first half has a series of painfully awkward scenes including a dinner date outdoors that sees Fakhri act like an overgrown child. She's dressed as a femme fatale and runs into the woods, telling him to catch her as she plays hide-and-seek.

The usual horror tropes like chairs rocking on their own, creaking doors and ghosts watching you as you sleep are all there. Does it startle you? No. Does it make you cackle? Yes.

'Amavas' is unintentionally funny instead of being scary..... ,.. mostly because Fakhri and Joshi are unable to breathe life into a string of lifeless dialogues.

The movie has nothing new to offer in terms of a storyline. Bad acting, coupled with a flimsy plot makes this a wretched viewing experience.

The VFX aren't shabby, but they are tedious. Watching a ghost turn into a flesh-eating, blood-thirsty beast with crazy eyes gets boring after it's repeated more than once.

At one point, Fakhri's character Ahana frustratingly claims she doesn't understand what's going on in that castle anymore. Well, same goes for the people watching the movie..!!

Just want to write "hate it".rather than being a horror movie it seems to be funny and the plot is worse than worst

Amavas is an awkward, primitive and farcical genre mashup of horror/mystery/musical that misses the mark on all three, ending up more of a comedy. My expectations were low after last year's Bhaagamathie but happily this was a slight improvement. The horror element consisted of repetitive inconsequential loud jump scares. Its spooky atmosphere kind of worked but was ruined by the actors' inability to convey genuine fear. Acting was mostly sub-par especially from the deadpan male lead and annoying comedic butler. Songs seemed out of place and unnecessary like a bad musical. The story was laughably contrived with twists that felt like total afterthoughts. In the second act there is a prolonged flashback sequence of drama and romance that felt like a cheap soap opera. On the plus side the two leading ladies were drop-dead gorgeous, some of the jump scares worked and the catchy club dance number in the middle had me tapping my toes. 3/10.

Honestly, its rather dull in places and many places for that matter. You can go for a short walk in the first half and then another and another if you want to burn some more calories and still wont miss much. Standard couple and song and dance stuff with a little introduction to the horror element. The plot moves to the horror part gradually but nothing new here. Standard run of the mill stuff, all the way to the end. The lead dealing with his demons with a little help from his girl and an aide. Plenty of holes and nothing interesting. Feel really sorry for Nargis. Why does she have to accept such poor assignments? They wont take you anywhere....only further down i guess. Wouldnt even recommend it fans of Nargis or horror. Dont think theres any other target audience left.

That same story, horrible acting. Why should our paisa for that kind of horrible experience. Just watch manikarnika again instead.

Amawas is another horror flick from Bollywood. Story is routine and nothing new. Till the interval movie is very boring and totally failed to connect. I was nearly looing in the hall. After interval something being happens in the story and movie trails further anyhow. Near ending there are so many twists and suspense . All those makes you to watch till end. But this is not sufficient to make a movie must watchable. Acting was so so from all actors. Jump scares are all okay.

In short this is nothing new horror movie. Only watch on your own and you have no other choice.