Rangi Taranga

Director Anant Narayan constructs a gripping narrative that relies on the slow burn of rural folklore and psychological unease. He explores the dark corners of family legacy, building suspense through the unsettling geography of the ancestral village itself, where every character holds a piece of the sinister puzzle.

What lingers after the final reveal is a profound sense of unease about the past's grip on the present. The film's strength lies in its atmospheric dread rather than mere shock. — MovieFinder Editorial