‪@KhooniMonday‬

#khoonimonday #horror #podcast
I sat down with ‪@KhooniMonday‬ and here's how the conversation went.
00:00:44 - Intro
00:01:57 - Movies & Horror
00:08:08 - Bhootkalam
00:14:50 - Influence of Horror Movies
00:21:51 - Early 2000s Horror Movies
00:24:42 - What Happened With Horror Serials Like Aahat
00:31:43 - Darna Mana Hai
00:36:13 - Personal Preference with Horror
00:37:21 - Ramsey Brothers
00:40:00 - Hollywood Horror
00:42:29 - Clown
00:44:05 - Stephen King
00:47:22 - Playing with the paranormal
00:50:59 - International Horror
00:57:57 - Folk Lores
01:00:59 - Logan Paul Forest
01:04:48 - Panjabi Bagh Haunted House
01:06:49 - Kundan Bagh Witch House
01:08:07 - Partho De
01:11:11 - MP Burari Case
01:12:00 - Shared Psychosis
01:15:28 - Indian Cults
01:17:00 - Black Magic
01:22:18 - Prince Sir
01:26:00 - Haunting of Hill House
01:26:46 - Real Life Horror
01:33:33 - Weird Vibes
01:38:00 - International Cults
01:45:38 - Tirth Parsana Podcast
01:53:09 - Outro

[@bhopeofficial]

Intro 00:01:57 - Movies & Horror 00:08:08 - Bhootkalam 00:14:50 - Influence of Horror Movies 00:21:51 - Early 2000s Horror Movies 00:24:42 - What Happened With Horror Serials Like Aahat 00:31:43 - Darna Mana Hai 00:36:13 - Personal Preference with Horror 00:37:21 - Ramsey Brothers 00:40:00 - Hollywood Horror 00:42:29 - Clown 00:44:05 - Stephen King 00:47:22 - Playing with the paranormal 00:50:59 - International Horror 00:57:57 - Folk Lores 01:00:59 - Logan Paul Forest 01:04:48 - Panjabi Bagh Haunted House 01:06:49 - Kundan Bagh Witch House 01:08:07 - Partho De 01:11:11 - MP Burari Case 01:12:00 - Shared Psychosis 01:15:28 - Indian Cults 01:17:00 - Black Magic 01:22:18 - Prince Sir 01:26:00 - Haunting of Hill House 01:26:46 - Real Life Horror 01:33:33 - Weird Vibes 01:38:00 - International Cults 01:45:38 - Tirth Parsana Podcast

[@shamikchoudhury]

Original 1920 was more scary than both stree combined

[@RKD362]

Definitely! Just couldn’t stand Stree

[@AdityaKumar-pv4xz]

No doubt about it😅

[@nbeditz9106]

Comedy Horror ko literal Horror se Compare karra hai.. Akal ki Daat deni padegi

[@shamikchoudhury]

@@nbeditz9106horror comedy needs to have horror and be scary… school jao padho likho meri akal ko daat dete dete apni akal bech khaye… horror comedy bina horror is Golmaal …. Tere liye horror comedy hera pheri hi hoga horror comedy without horror😂

[@AbcXyz-w4m6f]

Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI) 00:02 - Discussion on fear of clowns and black magic rituals in India. 00:52 - Discussion on the resurgence of horror storytelling in India. 03:06 - Horror films are returning to mainstream cinema with notable actors exploring the genre. 04:00 - Discussion on a captivating horror legend from Maharashtra. 05:40 - Paranormal investigations enhance authenticity in horror shows. 06:26 - Emerging recognition of horror craftsmanship in Indian cinema. 07:52 - Discussion on the emergence of horror-comedy in Indian cinema. 08:36 - Discussion on horror films and their impact on viewers 10:07 - Caring for Alzheimer's patients can be incredibly frustrating. 10:48 - Exploration of psychological horror and its impact on grief. 12:46 - Discussion on Indian horror cinema and its portrayal of taboo themes. 13:31 - Bollywood horror needs excellent actors for effective storytelling. 15:18 - Horror films are gaining popularity, leading to increased interest from top actors. 16:11 - Discussion on the impact of horror films on family audiences. 17:44 - Discussion on the impact of prosthetics in filmmaking. 18:24 - Shortage of skilled professionals impacts horror film quality. 19:41 - Discussion on evolving horror storytelling in Indian media. 20:22 - Discussion on the performance of actors in recent movies. 21:54 - Discussing the impact of psychological horror films in Indian cinema. 22:41 - Discussion on the gripping elements of horror stories. 23:57 - Discussion on Madhavan's acting and the decline of horror television in India. 25:01 - Discussion on the decline of horror shows in Indian television. 26:46 - The evolution of horror content for children in India has stagnated. 27:29 - Discussion on iconic Indian horror television show before the internet era. 28:53 - Indian horror television evolved from a golden era to a decline in quality. 29:39 - Discussion on declining quality of Indian television serials. 31:19 - Exploring the impact of reality television on people's perceptions of horror. 32:19 - Discussion on past Indian horror stories and folklore. 33:41 - Discussion on horror elements and black magic in Indian culture. 34:36 - Discussion on the absurdity of Indian cinema's storylines. 35:58 - Discussion on Bollywood remakes and psychological horror themes. 36:37 - Discusses personal preferences in horror films focused on psychological elements. 38:09 - Discussion on strange occurrences and horror in a deserted area. 38:53 - Discussion on Indian horror films and black magic influences. 40:26 - Discussion on recent horror films and their impact. 41:19 - Discussion on the influence of background music in horror shows. 43:00 - Creepy clowns provoke fear and connect to real-life psychopathy. 43:46 - Discussion on clowns as a disguise for criminal activities. 45:20 - Discussion on isolation themes in Stephen King's 'The Shining'. 46:34 - Discussion on family responsibilities and horror themes in storytelling. 48:05 - Balancing darkness and positivity in experiences with horror themes. 48:47 - Exploration of black magic and horror stories while avoiding negative energies. 50:20 - Black magic rituals involve binding souls to peepal trees. 51:04 - Discussion on horror films like Children of the Corn. 52:32 - Exploring various international horror films and their unique narratives. 53:16 - A haunted house traps characters in a time loop with horror elements. 55:02 - Discussion on a girl's eerie experience connected to God and her visions. 55:43 - Effective storytelling keeps the audience engaged without breaks. 57:17 - Discussion on the horror aspects of 'Evil Dead Rise' and its impact. 58:03 - Exploring relatable themes in Japanese and Korean horror. 59:40 - Discussion on the impact of black magic and cultural similarities. 1:00:26 - Discussion on the concept of 'nazar' and evil eye in India. 1:01:58 - Exploring the eerie silence of a haunted forest with graveyards. 1:02:47 - Exploration of terrifying legends tied to haunted forests in India. 1:04:19 - Explores cultural connections to horror elements and perceptions of night versus day. 1:04:59 - A group visits a mysterious half-built house while enjoying food and drinks. 1:06:15 - Encounter with potential supernatural events in a haunted house. 1:06:56 - A thief discovers dead bodies while attempting a robbery. 1:08:36 - Mysterious house with hidden secrets and strange occurrences. 1:09:16 - A chilling exploration of a haunted house with a dead body inside. 1:10:43 - Discussion of a family's tragic history linked to mental health and possible supernatural influences. 1:11:29 - Recent deaths in MP echo the Burari case's eerie similarities. 1:13:08 - Discussion on shared psychosis and supernatural influences. 1:14:14 - Discussion on rituals and connections to black magic in Indian horror stories. 1:15:53 - Discussion on cults and black magic practices in India. 1:16:46 - Discussion on black magic's role and healing in Indian culture. 1:18:08 - A beautiful girl faces obsession from a poor man after her broken engagement. 1:18:45 - A girl experiences increasing sightings of a shadow linked to her absent lover. 1:20:09 - Children played hide and seek in an abandoned house. 1:20:44 - Childhood encounter with unsettling sights on a roof. 1:22:10 - Discussion of a teacher's family history with black magic. 1:23:01 - A person suffers from paralysis due to black magic. 1:24:54 - Discussion on personal encounters with paranormal phenomena and beliefs. 1:25:42 - Discussion on paranormal experiences and their psychological implications. 1:27:17 - A mother encounters a mysterious child playing at midnight. 1:27:56 - A mother searches for her child, encountering a mysterious woman. 1:29:24 - Paranormal experiences connected to a tragic death at construction site. 1:30:11 - Family experiences mysterious health issues and financial losses linked to a strange water leak. 1:31:35 - Discusses family challenges and experiences in a new home. 1:32:13 - The speaker shares a haunting childhood experience involving his mother. 1:33:43 - Discussion on black magic and energy impact on individuals. 1:34:41 - Discussion on the impact of energy and personal loss in a haunted home. 1:36:05 - House energy influences personal well-being and emotional attachment. 1:36:50 - Change in energy and vibes can significantly impact people. 1:38:06 - The video discusses cults, including Scientology and their connections to black magic. 1:38:51 - Discussion on Illuminati and its misconceptions surrounding celebrities. 1:40:07 - Discussion on conspiracy theories and mental health related to black magic. 1:40:45 - Discussion on cults and their influence in today's society. 1:42:08 - Discussion around cults, conspiracy theories, and their ties to wealth. 1:43:01 - Discussion of Bohemian Grove's secretive activities and dark history. 1:44:18 - Discussion on misconceptions about education and cultural awareness. 1:44:59 - Discusses the influence of cults and conspiracy theories online. 1:46:31 - Public figures face intense scrutiny and potential dark influences. 1:47:14 - Discussion on societal perceptions and the impact of media on masculinity. 1:48:36 - Discussion on the podcast and the guest's privileged background. 1:49:24 - Discussion on financial success and viral content in podcasting. 1:50:54 - Discussion on Anant Ambani's popularity and public perception. 1:51:29 - Discussion on internet opinions and public perception. 1:52:48 - Discussing the perception of English and Western approval in society. 1:53:27 - Discussion on gratitude and future collaboration

[@tilakkshatriya3731]

Somebody Tell Shan to just see the FROM series! Yrrr he gonna love it!

[@namrtasatsani]

He recommended us in one of his previous videos .

[@tilakkshatriya3731]

@@namrtasatsani ohk! Thnx i didn't knew he had watched it. 👍

[@bishaljoshi7959]

Bhai ek dum faadu hai end tk pta nhi cla mystery kya hai log fashey huey hai

[@tilakkshatriya3731]

@bishaljoshi7959 haan! vahi toh! thoda underrated (India) hai aasa feel hota hai 🙄

[@KrypticArchives]

​​@@bishaljoshi7959 It's a TV series not a web series ( like daily soup type) abtak ending likhi hi nhi gyi ...but honestly season 3 was not up to the mark, poorly written and bad execution

[@Tekknight11]

Horror ke naam par bro is defending munjya and stree2😂

[@abhishekbansal2839]

Shi kha muje laga kuch achi bate karega use jada knowledge to mere dada jii ko hai

[@Fair256]

Finally someone is saying this, the Maddock "horror" movies besides the first stree are so dog 💩. Marketed as horror comedy, you get no horrors, and the "comedy" is cringe jokes taken from insta reels 😑.

[@freakbae]

Maddock films are more of a theatre experience than a quality horror-comedy movies , that's why it wont work for the people who saw them on ott for the first time, Munjya was still mid but Stree 2's theatre experience was top notch tbh.

[@nabeelmirza6060]

Munjya was terrible and Stree 2 was nowhere as good as part 1.

[@CreaterDivaofc]

Khud movies bana lo ya jo ban raha hai dwkhlo

[@abhinavt1106]

Bhai, why is Shan doing this, calling people like Rajveer, etc.? It's significantly reducing the crediblity of the podcast. Having being a fan of menxp and one of the fist few hundred subscriber of the channel he has probed to be a credible and wise man, dissappointing

[@SatyaramaSartaki]

Bhai bas maje wali baat h.... Har baat pe koi thodi na yakeen kr liya hoga...

[@nightmayor6114]

Bhai deep down we all wanna become "BADMOS" and same goes for shaan. Now that he had made his niche he wants to hangout with people he considers "Cool" plus it's typical Delhi Mentality to glorify the violence but let's hope it was just for harmless fun

[@Ajay-co2jx]

13:34:10

[@illegalak5152]

​@@Ajay-co2jx13 hour?🫨🫨

[@GabbarKooner]

Rajveer hi galat guest tha baki to sb thik hai bhai . Khooni monday to acha content creator hai

[@sarvottamkumar4022]

bhai shared psychosis netflix ki documentary me bola gya par ye medical literature me bahot time se known hai. ask your doctor friends they will tell you. 1:13:14 read about cults more than 12 ppl have been convinced to do much worse things that is also shared psychosis

[@souravchoudhury6842]

NOTE TO EDITOR - Timestamp kyu nahi hai recommended movies ka? Itne saare naam ' as an listener ' kaise yaad rakhe hum.😊

[@SatyaramaSartaki]

Bhai Tera pfp dekh ke, anaath wala bgm yaad araha h

[@nightmayor6114]

​@@SatyaramaSartakiMain bhi toh cinephiles hu , mujhe bhi ek recommendation dedo 🎶Tu un un uuu🎶🥺🥺

[@SonamBewafaNahiHai]

Maza aa gya, raat me sunne me aur bhi dar laga 😢 popcorn leke bethi thi

[@Sanasharma33]

ਸੋਨਮ ਬੇਵਫ਼ਾ ਹੈ

[@Sanasharma33]

10 ਰੁਪਏ ਵਾਪਸ ਕਰ

[@DON10]

An avid horror fan here and just want to give some updates and a bit of trivia. Also, like you both even I am craving for a good horror film in Bollywood. So here is some info: *The Apple Story was in DARNA MANA HAI and was not Sunil Shetty. It was Rajpal Yadav, Shilpa Shetty, and Sanjay Kapoor.* *Sunil Shetty was in DARNA ZAROORI HAI with Sonali Kulkarni and Rajpal Yadav where Rajpal Yadav played the creepy life insurance guy, so it was an honest confusion.* *WELCOME HOME is a Hindi movie.* *Manoj Pahwa's story was in DARNA ZAROORI HAI and I agree it was the best of them all, you will be surprised to know that Sajid Khan directed that sequence.* *The guy who played SAAMRI and ghosts in most of Ramsay's movies was Aniruddh Agarwal. He has studied Civil Engineering at IIT Roorkee.*

[@Aryan2k]

Great Info Bro!!

[@mayankbhupesh1073]

Koi bdiya horror movie ya series suggest kr do isi bat pe..

[@att_jatt47]

Real definition of a PODCAST! 2 friends talking casually about something relevant and relatable. Thanks brothers really enjoyed it!!!!

[@euphonicamit]

Haunting of hill house is a masterpiece khooni Monday bhai..Dekho ussey..Pehle bhi bataya tha Munjya wale podcast main

[@harshmehta8569]

Itane sare podcast dekhe h ye wala podcast really mere pasandida podcast ki list me ho gaya download kar liya h aaub reply me dekhuga jub time milega vapis

[@safetypin127]

Bachpan se hi I'm a big fan of horror i hope to see more pure horror in the future tho.

[@lazyiceberg5202]

who wants a podcast with pratik borade, its gonna be fire i hope not literally

[@Emerge-w6z]

Vai ladai ho jayegi usko bulaya toh 😂

[@MahaTalkiez]

Pratik won't come..

[@DON10]

@@MahaTalkiez Usko bulayega kaun 😂😂

[@mrkhiladi8924]

Pratik barode is vahiyat insan k sath podcast nhi bnayega,

[@snownotwhite]

How does KhooneyMonday have so many subscribers?! He doesn't know so many good movies/series in the horror genre. He is like that category of Indians for whom comedy or coolness means Friends sitcom. 😂

[@sarthakfitnessminds9193]

The shining movie is not exactly the adaptation of Stephen King's novel "The Shining". The movie was from Stanley Kubrick(The greatest OG in cinema for me).

[@AbinashGhosh]

01:22:20 Prince Sir ka mention...Epic!🤩

[@NandanAyush09]

Best podcast of 2024 man pls bring the part 2. You guys nailed it every discussion, every movie is a masterpiece so many recommendations

[@ASHISHROUTELA]

Bhai tune pura time waste kar diya itna sahi Banda aaya tha khooni Monday wala tu movies ke piche he laga hai pure podcast mai

[@kumar_sharma_9]

*Ramsay brothers ki movie mein jo bhoot ka role karte they unka naam hai Aniruddha Aggarwal aur woh khud ek IITian hai Roorkee Institute sey...* 37:21

[@atulsharma5667]

Shan bhai apke podcast ka Boht bada fan ho ...aap jo b bolte ho Boht sahi bolte ho Bollywood k bare me .khaas kar k prabhas tiger Akshay k bare ..mujhe Boht sahi lagta hai .full support to you bhaii ..apki har video ko dil se support krunga ...change lane k liye ..❤❤❤ love you brother

[@shobhagorghate3571]

Prabhas Ke Naam Pe Hi To Iska Ghar Chalta 😂😂😂 Iske Highest Views Videos To Prabhas Ke Hi Naam Pe Bane Hai

[@thetravelcurry]

And Welcome Home is not a horror film. Its a crime/psychological thriller

[@ROMI909]

47:11 They are talking about the movie "The Visit" and no, it is not written by Stephen King. It is written and directed by Manoj "Night" Shyamalan.

[@Yaarokaradioyoutube]

Learn a lot about horror storytelling from khooni monday I love horror and tell horror tells on my channels inspired from him

[@liza089craze]

47.20 nana-nani wali film The Visit by Manoj Night Shyamlan

[@YADAVINERS]

You guys should read "Junji Ito" Mangas that guy is so amazing on horror genre.

[@YADAVINERS]

@Arnav1-i9x I watched munjya on theaters and I regret till date 😂😂. They should be discussing about real black magic movies like hereditary.

[@GoofyAhhLion2937]

@@YADAVINERS hereditary is so great. Easily one of the best in it's genre.

[@YADAVINERS]

@@GoofyAhhLion2937 Yes

[@ishanjaiswal6446]

The fact that both the ‘experts’ didn’t mention Hereditary as one of the 5 most scary movies of the last decade leaves a lot to be said. Shan as an aficionado, you should see it if you haven’t

[@D12-e3q]

Excatly Hereditary is the scariest movie ever

[@ashwani6527]

Because it isn’t the scariest, not even top 10 . Personally ,Turkish horror films are more scary eg: the dabbe

[@vishalrenzz2583]

Its because they are talking about horror in Indian movies

[@ishanjaiswal6446]

@@vishalrenzz2583 nope. Go through the entire video

[@pratikthokle4483]

Oh my God! Thank you! I was just thinking the same. Didn't mention hereditary and midsommar. That's just wrong

[@VaibkhuvVaikhyuvh]

1:34:23 Aura mentioned 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🗣️🗣️

[@Hemant_Mj]

6:38 V. Bhatt be like.. mujhe kyun toda😂😂

[@random9three]

Wo todne layak hi h

[@Tanisha178-j5r]

haunting of hill house , a legendary horror series

[@mrkhiladi8924]

thanks dear

[@kogg8789]

Want some other suggestions about horror movies? :)

[@sidsinghal7382]

Do not recommend it , not for everyone

[@RKD362]

@@sidsinghal7382why

[@rahulmanshani4552]

Very Good content Shaan. but can you please also add some snapshots and pics from the scenes and shows you are talking about.

[@banditadi]

Pehli 1920 was good yaar. I remember actually enjoying the plot and the way itbwas handled.

[@bhavnaganiga6272]

GHOST ENCOUNTERS (pairs) & Haunting Tube are my favourite KZbin channels for horror content in India

[@RKD362]

Very intriguing podcast! Would be helpful to add a list of all the movie/series suggestions in a pinned comment!

[@babalindersingh3425]

I want help to find a movie (isaw a movie in my childhood i remember some of scene, please help to find this movie, it was hindi movie, i dont know it was a dubbed hindi or original) Movie story (as i remember): in the movie there was a women, she tries to realive her daughter by some black magic which she learned from laal or maybe kaali kitab. But while she was doing hte ritual her husband (drunk) disturbed her and her daughter turned into a pret atma ( in the ritual, she was pouring some blood drops in the girl's mouth, but accidenty she poured extra blood which turned her into ghost). And maybe her whole house become haunted, and as i remember the house was sealed with chanted nails to protect the houes. The spirit started to haunt some guys maybe living in that house i dont remember that part properly but to kill the spirit they stabbed the spirit with some kind of knife and birned the laal/kaali kitab. In the end only a girl survived. I dont remember the movie name. Please tell me if anyone knows the movie.

[@yashkushwaha3564]

i hope Shan ne Tirth Parsana discuss kiya h ismein 🤣🤣

[@nightmayor6114]

Shan Bhai wo Horror recommendation waali shorts daalna bhool gaye kya.

[@akshatkhare40]

Who wants a podcast with Shwetabh :)))

[@raja-jl9os]

Shwetabh ko rrr pasnd h

[@JhaaSahab]

Somebody pls list down every film mentioned in this pod 😭

[@jainulali5128]

1920 Shaitan -2024 Munjya-2024 Stree 2-2024 Mtv dark scroll- Tumbad-2018 Ghost stories -netflix Bhootakalam Bhramyugam Baba duk Baaki or koi bata dega

[@jainulali5128]

1920 Shaitan -2024 Munjya-2024 Stree 2-2024 Mtv dark scroll- Tumbad-2018 Ghost stories -netflix Bhootakalam Bhramyugam Baba duk Baaki or koi bata dega

[@imposeful]

@@jainulali5128 The Barbarian Orphan Children of Corn Speak no evil Kaun Lappachapi Raat Bhramanyugam The Babbadok Perfect Days Bhoothakalam

[@mrkhiladi8924]

children of corn talk to me speak no evil 13b darna mna hai darna zaroori hai shining exorcist the visit Bhool Bhulaya Welcome Home Portrait of God (Short Horror Film) Baki upar bhai ne bta hi di

[@mayankbhupesh1073]

Occulus Orphan Children of corn

[@MahaTalkiez]

1920 film pe has raha hai.. Shan 😂

[@Catoy7]

Time stamp please

[@Attitudeshort-q2q]

Shan bhai do a podcast on hollywood horror movies n shows also please ❤

[@mrkhiladi8924]

babadook is a very thrilling movie, true

[@vijayraj_18]

Shan bhai do a podcast on slasher films like Saw series pls

[@Total_Neuz]

Welcome home 🥲

[@chinmayprakash9252]

46:50 Are they taking about the Visit movie??

[@liza089craze]

Raat(Ratri) bahut daravna thi..bachpan mai dekhi thi

[@Kaamnadhaam]

47:46 shantanu over-estimates khooni monday's IQ. Good podcast anyway.

[@poojamaharaja4350]

There was 1 show SHAYAD... It was too a classic that depicted actual horror

[@Utsavpatel00]

33:00 , btw woh ruk ke piche dekhta hai aur usse woh poster dikh jata hai Darna zaroori hai ka usko lagta hai ki atma hai woh isiliye extreme fear shock ki wajah se heart attack aa jata hai

[@mynameis......23]

1:16:25 1:35:18

[@shreyasharma7133]

Bro, Smile!!!!!! and Smile2!!! really scary movies!!

[@easycompanymaths3506]

Has anybody seen.. When evil lurks ??

[@syedatasneemtowhid8149]

I liked a paranormal horror called "Nefarious" recently

[@pradipttijagane376]

Bro 'The Ring' yeh dekhna aap

[@HorridHenry08]

The taking of Deborah logan....try this movie

[@Fitfatfoodie]

Watching this late at night was not a good idea 😅

[@sahildasgupta3006]

You guys missed Siddharth's The house next door. It's a damn good film directed by Milind Rau

[@nihalchauhan9104]

I want to discover all these movies, can someone please put the correct spelling of all movies mentioned in this podcast. I am not able to understand some of the mentioned names.

[@akankshatripathi1752]

Babadook

[@aviral_tf]

😅😅

[@venkateshmadhekar359]

1920 1st part is good.....

[@saratdas1988]

Hi Shan. i am from Kolkata, I remember reading about the Partha case, but can't recall much detail other than the sister part. Just looked up google while listening to this podcast. Seems in 2024 a documentary has been made. Streaming on the platform Hoichoi owned by Shree Venkatesh Films, biggest movie company in Bengal today. Project is called "Robinson Street Horror Story". I am putting on my watchlist. Hoichoi is a globally available app so there will be English subtitles for what I assume will be in Bengali. Socha bataa dein, kyonki hum bot to hai nahi jo beech beech language switch maarte rahein. I know Bengali par ghar mein Hindi boltein hain to saare shabd mereko bhi nahi pataa. Subs ki zaroorat to mereko bhi padegi

[@GoofyAhhLion2937]

he was mentally ill. nothing else

[@saratdas1988]

@GoofyAhhLion2937 I understand that . Was just stating because Shan mentioned "is pr kisi ne documentary kyo nahi banaayi ab tak"

[@sidm8945]

Ye aap kis line me agye bhaisab

[@sudhanshupalav8504]

Recommendation "Mystery talks "channel

[@D12-e3q]

Aap last mein kisskey barey mein baat kar rahey ho

[@shahbazvegeta1454]

Stree 2 aur bb3 ne jo paise kamaaye hain i dun expect bollywood acchi horror movie degi

[@Rahul-hn1iq]

Welcome Home dekhkar tension mat lo bhai. Hard hitting hai. 😖

[@saaranshkaul3184]

Kaunsi movie ya book ki baat horahi hai, 47:11 pe, grandchildren visting their grandparents house? Koi batayega please.?

[@nightmayor6114]

It sounds more like an episode "Loch Henry" from latest season of Black Mirror

[@saaranshkaul3184]

@nightmayor6114 they were talking bout a movie, mostly probably based on Stephen King's writing, how can it be an ep of Black Mirror bro? I just googled what you said, doesn't resemble what they are talking bout in this podcast. I'm just too curious to check it out, sounds intriguing to me.

[@nightmayor6114]

@@saaranshkaul3184 naah bro it's literally the same a girl takes her camera crew which is just a boy to her grandparents town which was once a bustling tourist spot. They also visit a dungeon in her grandparents house and find tapes. In middle of those recorded tapes there were clips and full recordings of incest and necrophilia, only this time it is the grandfather of girl who was a honest policeman and died in an accident and it is revealed that he used to kidnap children and bring them to dungeon and together with his wife they used to YKW them and record it. It's literally the same. Maybe they mis-remembered but this episode is burned in my memory

[@sahildasgupta3006]

The visit

[@sahildasgupta3006]

It's so spooky and spine chilling at the same time. You can feel the tension through out the entire film.

[@DeepakKumar-mq4ym]

Puspa level podcast aatma watma

[@easashahbaz007]

Shan bhai, please make more horror podcasts

[@rajzcreator9320]

47:10 the visit

[@swapnakala7501]

NoNo.. Raat is not a bollywood movie. It's, originally, Ratri, a Telugu film directed by Ram Gopal Verma and then dubbed in hindi. Just FYI.

[@namitaprabhu9577]

Means rich countries mein tensions nahi hoti saab kush rehte hai😐

[@HellBoy0508]

See Dark Water the original in Japanese. Saw it in the 90 s on star movies. It was mix of paranormal, psychological . Very dark movie

[@HorridHenry08]

Vaastu sastra.....reminds me of that dialogue 'Bargad ka pher' wala😢😢

[@ammygaming2817]

Pehle horror isliye chalta tha jab internet nhi tha and ap sirf bhoot ki kahani sunte the and apko crimes ki itni news nhi milti thi apart from big crimes... after internet now ap bhoot ki Kahaaniyon ka mazaak bante sunte ho so ap bhoot horror se relate nhi kar paate but now apko crimes ki news bhut milti hai so jab wo horror banke aata hai, wo dekhme mein actuall darr lagta hai....great example is jeffry dahmer and sector 36, even shaitan is crime horror.....so ab bhoot horror nhi chalega if it doesnt have comedy.....

[@ThikioYuzu]

Thank God for KZbin FOR BRINGING ADS 😨😨

[@sunnyjoshi1338]

Welcome home

[@aishwaryamodak7171]

I will highly recommend you Marathi horror movie "pachadlela". Best horror movie

[@abhijeetjena1515]

First like , first view Shaan Bhai. Cheers!!!!!

[@abhishekbansal2839]

Bhai agar ap gaon ke dada ji ka podcast loge to wo ise acha hoga

[@sumitkulthe2391]

@Shan Bhai. I like your content but in this podcast you missed discussing the cult movie Hereditary. This is one of the most psychological horrors.

[@gaurangiverma5406]

Dude you hyped Babadook a lot! On your recommendation I saw it just now, it was the worst, painfully boring plot 😭

[@Tanisha178-j5r]

yea not that scary

[@GabbarKooner]

Bhai wo horror feel krna pdta hai sb kush plate main dal ke nhi dikhaya hai usne . Phli bar mujhe bhi thodi bore lggi thi but its excellent movie

[@Wakeup275]

No way babadook was so layered and good best horror movie ever

[@GoogleAccount-lz9oi]

Ghost Encounters pairs ke sath ek podcast please!

[@debayanbasu1290]

Bhai aap Ragini MMS 1 dekho.. beside adult staffs.. horror was really good

[@shivabaghel5432]

46:59 the visit 2015 M night shyalam ki

[@Kaamnadhaam]

just paused and watched "portrait of god' - absolutely creepy ah must watch

[@17feb]

In terms of folklore becoming a horror for people tumbaad and asur In terms of ghosts helping solve a crime nothing tops Talaash (kareena being mainstream did a fab job and she can be subtle too as seen in Buckingham murders and jaane jaan) In terms of old movies , nothing tops psychological thriller quite like urmilas kaun and she did a fab job in bhoot as well. I don’t like Deepika and Om shanti om is not a horror movie I know that but the scene where she comes down the stairs to scare arjun rampal stayed with me And what’s missing is child actors because children convey horror more convincingly . 6th sense remains my favourite and Aamir khan could have remade that but we don’t have good child actors across the country’s vivid woods not just Bollywood . In Bollywood recently I liked pari and bulbul We desperately need a remake because Bollywood has no original cell in its body, of the haunting of bly manor.

[@krishnasai7891]

Vikram Bhatt is excellent at horror. But he kept on repeating his formula to death. Raaz 1 was scariest for me. The scream of the girl and some visuals haunted me for months. I was never scared by Annabelle and conjuring for long time but Raaz is most scariest.

[@ammygaming2817]

00:02 - Discussion on fear of clowns and black magic rituals in India. 00:52 - Discussion on the resurgence of horror storytelling in India. 03:06 - Horror films are returning to mainstream cinema with notable actors exploring the genre. 04:00 - Discussion on a captivating horror legend from Maharashtra. 05:40 - Paranormal investigations enhance authenticity in horror shows. 06:26 - Emerging recognition of horror craftsmanship in Indian cinema. 07:52 - Discussion on the emergence of horror-comedy in Indian cinema. 08:36 - Discussion on horror films and their impact on viewers 10:07 - Caring for Alzheimer's patients can be incredibly frustrating. 10:48 - Exploration of psychological horror and its impact on grief. 12:46 - Discussion on Indian horror cinema and its portrayal of taboo themes. 13:31 - Bollywood horror needs excellent actors for effective storytelling. 15:18 - Horror films are gaining popularity, leading to increased interest from top actors. 16:11 - Discussion on the impact of horror films on family audiences. 17:44 - Discussion on the impact of prosthetics in filmmaking. 18:24 - Shortage of skilled professionals impacts horror film quality. 19:41 - Discussion on evolving horror storytelling in Indian media. 20:22 - Discussion on the performance of actors in recent movies. 21:54 - Discussing the impact of psychological horror films in Indian cinema. 22:41 - Discussion on the gripping elements of horror stories. 23:57 - Discussion on Madhavan's acting and the decline of horror television in India. 25:01 - Discussion on the decline of horror shows in Indian television. 26:46 - The evolution of horror content for children in India has stagnated. 27:29 - Discussion on iconic Indian horror television show before the internet era. 28:53 - Indian horror television evolved from a golden era to a decline in quality. 29:39 - Discussion on declining quality of Indian television serials. 31:19 - Exploring the impact of reality television on people's perceptions of horror. 32:19 - Discussion on past Indian horror stories and folklore. 33:41 - Discussion on horror elements and black magic in Indian culture. 34:36 - Discussion on the absurdity of Indian cinema's storylines. 35:58 - Discussion on Bollywood remakes and psychological horror themes. 36:37 - Discusses personal preferences in horror films focused on psychological elements. 38:09 - Discussion on strange occurrences and horror in a deserted area. 38:53 - Discussion on Indian horror films and black magic influences. 40:26 - Discussion on recent horror films and their impact. 41:19 - Discussion on the influence of background music in horror shows. 43:00 - Creepy clowns provoke fear and connect to real-life psychopathy. 43:46 - Discussion on clowns as a disguise for criminal activities. 45:20 - Discussion on isolation themes in Stephen King's 'The Shining'. 46:34 - Discussion on family responsibilities and horror themes in storytelling. 48:05 - Balancing darkness and positivity in experiences with horror themes. 48:47 - Exploration of black magic and horror stories while avoiding negative energies. 50:20 - Black magic rituals involve binding souls to peepal trees. 51:04 - Discussion on horror films like Children of the Corn. 52:32 - Exploring various international horror films and their unique narratives. 53:16 - A haunted house traps characters in a time loop with horror elements. 55:02 - Discussion on a girl's eerie experience connected to God and her visions. 55:43 - Effective storytelling keeps the audience engaged without breaks. 57:17 - Discussion on the horror aspects of 'Evil Dead Rise' and its impact. 58:03 - Exploring relatable themes in Japanese and Korean horror. 59:40 - Discussion on the impact of black magic and cultural similarities. 1:00:26 - Discussion on the concept of 'nazar' and evil eye in India. 1:01:58 - Exploring the eerie silence of a haunted forest with graveyards. 1:02:47 - Exploration of terrifying legends tied to haunted forests in India. 1:04:19 - Explores cultural connections to horror elements and perceptions of night versus day. 1:04:59 - A group visits a mysterious half-built house while enjoying food and drinks. 1:06:15 - Encounter with potential supernatural events in a haunted house. 1:06:56 - A thief discovers dead bodies while attempting a robbery. 1:08:36 - Mysterious house with hidden secrets and strange occurrences. 1:09:16 - A chilling exploration of a haunted house with a dead body inside. 1:10:43 - Discussion of a family's tragic history linked to mental health and possible supernatural influences. 1:11:29 - Recent deaths in MP echo the Burari case's eerie similarities. 1:13:08 - Discussion on shared psychosis and supernatural influences. 1:14:14 - Discussion on rituals and connections to black magic in Indian horror stories. 1:15:53 - Discussion on cults and black magic practices in India. 1:16:46 - Discussion on black magic's role and healing in Indian culture. 1:18:08 - A beautiful girl faces obsession from a poor man after her broken engagement. 1:18:45 - A girl experiences increasing sightings of a shadow linked to her absent lover. 1:20:09 - Children played hide and seek in an abandoned house. 1:20:44 - Childhood encounter with unsettling sights on a roof. 1:22:10 - Discussion of a teacher's family history with black magic. 1:23:01 - A person suffers from paralysis due to black magic. 1:24:54 - Discussion on personal encounters with paranormal phenomena and beliefs. 1:25:42 - Discussion on paranormal experiences and their psychological implications. 1:27:17 - A mother encounters a mysterious child playing at midnight. 1:27:56 - A mother searches for her child, encountering a mysterious woman. 1:29:24 - Paranormal experiences connected to a tragic death at construction site. 1:30:11 - Family experiences mysterious health issues and financial losses linked to a strange water leak. 1:31:35 - Discusses family challenges and experiences in a new home. 1:32:13 - The speaker shares a haunting childhood experience involving his mother. 1:33:43 - Discussion on black magic and energy impact on individuals. 1:34:41 - Discussion on the impact of energy and personal loss in a haunted home. 1:36:05 - House energy influences personal well-being and emotional attachment. 1:36:50 - Change in energy and vibes can significantly impact people. 1:38:06 - The video discusses cults, including Scientology and their connections to black magic. 1:38:51 - Discussion on Illuminati and its misconceptions surrounding celebrities. 1:40:07 - Discussion on conspiracy theories and mental health related to black magic. 1:40:45 - Discussion on cults and their influence in today's society. 1:42:08 - Discussion around cults, conspiracy theories, and their ties to wealth. 1:43:01 - Discussion of Bohemian Grove's secretive activities and dark history. 1:44:18 - Discussion on misconceptions about education and cultural awareness. 1:44:59 - Discusses the influence of cults and conspiracy theories online. 1:46:31 - Public figures face intense scrutiny and potential dark influences. 1:47:14 - Discussion on societal perceptions and the impact of media on masculinity. 1:48:36 - Discussion on the podcast and the guest's privileged background. 1:49:24 - Discussion on financial success and viral content in podcasting. 1:50:54 - Discussion on Anant Ambani's popularity and public perception. 1:51:29 - Discussion on internet opinions and public perception. 1:52:48 - Discussing the perception of English and Western approval in society. 1:53:27 - Discussion on gratitude and future collaboration

[@Aarti_jangra_7524]

Dumbo..they already mention this 😂

[@ashu6529]

Why no one is talking about TMKOC's bhootni episode????

[@agamkumar3638]

Bhai Khooni Monday tujhe aur horror movies dekhni chahiye. Jitni bhi movies puchi tujhse tujhe pata hi nhi h. As a horror creator you should know and watch best movies and series.

[@buntysharma3901]

Or India ka jo best paranormal investigations me best tha vo bhi nhi bacha

[@hforhorror1378]

Hatimtai, sihashan batishi , alif laila , anhoni

[@dhirajpanchal2002]

S r pay ne kolkata horror pe video banaya he

[@shanojsubramanian7860]

I'd suggest you both to watch director Nila Madhab Panda's JALPARI - THE DESERT MERMAID

[@SatyaramaSartaki]

Are mujhe yaad agai Female infanticide ke uper thi

[@JAYNIGAM]

Can anyone list down all the movie suggestions they gave in the podcast here?

[@THEWEEBGUY]

12 minutes ago is DIABOLICAL

[@visheshpopli8649]

Who is this Lucifer guest they are talking about? Link of the video