Gauri: The Unborn (2007)Mumbai-based Architect, Sudeep, secures a contract and decides to celebrate by going on a much-needed vacation to Mauritius along with his wife, Roshni, and school-going daughter, Shivani. ... See full summary » Director:Aku Akbar |
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Mohan Azaad | ... |
Sameer 'Sam'
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Sudeep's dad
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Atul Kulkarni | ... |
Sudeep 'Deepu'
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Manasi | ... |
Neena - Sameer's wife
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Rushita Pandya | ... |
Shivani
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Praanav | ... |
Bhim Ram Singh
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Rituparna Sengupta | ... |
Roshni 'Roshu'
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Sian | ... |
Diya
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Mumbai-based Architect, Sudeep, secures a contract and decides to celebrate by going on a much-needed vacation to Mauritius along with his wife, Roshni, and school-going daughter, Shivani. They change they plans and instead decide to stop for a few days at their home in Neelgiri, Kerala, at Shivani's insistence. After their arrival the family will deeply regret this decision as they will pitted against a mysterious entity that is out to exact vengeance against the trio at any and all costs. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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HindiRelease Date:
30 November 2007 (India) See more »Company Credits
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Performed by Mahalakshmi Iyer (as Mahalakshmi)
Lyrics by Kumaar\b
Composed by Raju Singh
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"Aai Aai"Performed by Mahalakshmi Iyer (as Mahalakshmi)
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Composed by Raju Singh
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This film can be watched if you've got nothing better to see and simply want to watch some horror film. It features Atul Kulkarni,who is otherwise a good actor(Khakee,Rang de basanti)in one of his worst roles. The film is Too silly,Not really scary,has unwanted scenes. There's overacting in plenty. Of course it focuses on female infanticide but was it meant to be a horror to scare people or a social film to educate people on such matters? And like many Indian horrors,I think this too features ideas from the west.Now why do people copy the west to scare an Indian audience??Horrors like Phoonk are more authentic and really scary. Hence Not Worth.