Top 10 Shocking Indian Movies That Gave Me Nightmares

One of the most interesting experiences as a viewer is when you see a film and it just stays with you but you never have the courage to revisit it again. This is true for the several #bollywood #tamil and #malayalam movies I speak about in this video. This ranges from the evergreen performances of #mammootty and #mohanlal , the epic #vickykaushal and #richachaddha starrer Masaan and the iconic #kamalhaasan movie that brokes everyone's heart. I hope you like the Top 10 Shocking Indian Movies That Gave Me Nightmares
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[@pranayprasoon35]

- Masaan - Paruthiveeran - Thaniyavarthanam - Sardar Uddham - Mahanadi - Iratta - Katrathu Tamizh - Mathrubhumi - Thanmatra - Welcome Home 2020

[@eswarankadavan4688]

Only one change, it's Katrathu Tamizh

[@gauravnaik1246]

Thank you

[@pranayprasoon35]

@@eswarankadavan4688 edited

[@Shika_]

Thankyou 🙏

[@susanvarghese4962]

Maya Nadi starring Tovino 😢

[@RSG_TheMonster]

I don't know man, Adipurush was a more tortuous experience!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I dare you to sit through it again!

[@fakharuddinbhatti8982]

😂😂😂😂 read the comment and Suddenly laughed...

[@voidmain9519]

​@@fakharuddinbhatti8982 same😂

[@thenithinmuktesh]

Best comment on this video 😂😂

[@pranayprasoon35]

haven't seen it to date due to the horror ...

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Most dark and disturbing masterpieces - 1. Bade Miya Chhote Miya starring Sir Tiger Pacino. 2. Housefull 4 directed by Samji Coen Brothers. 3. Sir Atlee Nolan's Jawanception. 4. Satyamev Jayate by Milap Kurosawa. 5. Thugs Of Hindostan starring Aamir Hanks. 6. Shamshera directed by the great Karan Scorcece. 7. Baaghi 3 directed by Ahmed Ford Coppola. 8. Happy New Year by Farah Akerman. 9. Yoddha produced by Karan Lucus. 10. Dunkyheimer directed by Raj Kumar Spielberg.

[@shadabahmed579]

lol

[@prathamprakash6098]

😂😂

[@versaillesthomas]

The retitling is amazing but for me ... #3 😆😆😆😆

[@EternityFandom]

🤣🤣🤣

[@AlbinJose-gu7um]

✌️😂✌️

[@remyalakshman]

“Munnariyippu” by Mammootty has a surprisingly disturbing ending. Gave me chills for many days. Dont want to see it again as can’t imagine the legend in this avatar.😢

[@raz7357]

True. It gives me the chills after years!

[@catchmeifyoucan8684]

That Mammooty smile in the climax!

[@_Johnny_BRAV0]

Then ...bhoothakannaadi wud do cause trauma in yu.

[@binilc6238]

Yes same. No one had predicted the climax.

[@rohitkrishna8090]

the smile does it all.

[@_Johnny_BRAV0]

Thaniaavarthanam is a Genius blend of everything into a realistic horror theme.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

so so true. Such an interesting blend of folklore, horror and even a psychological thriller

[@KAYKAYMUS]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsLohithadas movies are like that. Nothing to be taken lightly

[@LessPegasus]

I couldn't stop crying when I see her feeding a certain someone at the end.

[@hexes2004]

Kazcha (2004) has been one movie that I would consider part of this list too. Mammooty has portrayed his character brilliantly and the ending of the movie just just lingers on in your mind..

[@amits4744]

Pihu movie released in 2018 about a 2 year old girl being alone in her home with the dead body of her mother and not knowing she is dead, is the most hard hitting and terrifying movie I have seen. It's even based on a real incident. I can't even think of watching that movie again but I will recommend people here to watch the movie if looking for a good thriller movie

[@ashvideoer]

Agreed this one was pretty disturbing

[@lathangikrishnan]

I have watched it and couldn't muster up the courage to revisit it. But like you said, it is a must watch movie.❤

[@raja-jl9os]

😮😮😮

[@the_atheist_]

Yes. That's a tough one to watch forget rewatch. By the end of the movie I was feeling nauseated. Just goes to show that parents just can't be selfish.

[@fareedahmed2244]

I was about to comment the same ...when that movie was released, I saw the trailer and could never gather courage to watch it... instead I read up the whole story on Wikipedia and even reading it there gave me all the anxiety and fear...for pihu. It was definitely disturbing

[@manusabu5839]

Mohanlals Sadayam is truly gives me nightmares Slow and light build up of movie and last 30 min it’s darl turn and Mohanlals acting gives me nightmares us a child People not even try making such themes now a days

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Sadayam is one film that constantly gets brought up!

[@Critique007]

I don't know whether this is a myth, but I read that : *Kamal Hassan once told that If Sadayam doesn't get Mohanlal the National award for the Best actor* , *all 3 national awards I got doesn't add any value*

[@stanleyjunior1068]

Did you know the climax scene from Sadayam was a single shot 😮

[@tanvitripathi3997]

I even find Minnaram a very dark film, which I can't see again as it was really traumatizing in the climax.

[@gsnaki]

For me it's Thalavattom

[@himajakota09]

Even after a decade I still remember Kamal Hassan's helpless crying scene carrying his daughter in his arms and begging to take her from that brothel in Mahanadi. Apart from Mahanadi, I was haunted by these Tamil movies: 1. Naan Kadavul - a kid who is abandoned and becomes Aghori. 2. Pithamagan 3. Visaranai - the beatings of the cops - how did they even shoot it

[@SagarSudhirGanu]

True.

[@atheenacelin362]

Visaranai was unbearable to watch. Took a break and watched it. True that u cannot rewatch it. Brilliant movie

[@Gnanapriya98]

True, mahanadi climax n his daughter scenes haunted me for years.. Kamal sir acting is in other level

[@tanvitripathi3997]

Thanmathra was really really tragic man, I watched it two years back and I feel I am brave enough to hold my tears in the dark moments, especially the one when Mohanlal bites his finger and bleeds and even in the death scene, he was shown to die in sleep but the BGM was enough to haunt anyone. The even more emotional part was that his son was praising him in the IAS interview unknown to the reality that he lost his father.😭 Mohanlal somehow saved Priyadarshan by noticing symptoms of memory loss in him and Priyadarshan got treated and made a comeback in life, otherwise Lal's darkest film would have been his bestie's dark reality.

[@Rohit-rx5rz]

Didnt know one could treat Alzheimer's like that

[@jacksonmandy1782]

Watch “Akashadhoothu”, it’s one of the classic movies which I am surprised hasn’t got enough attention. Make sure you carry a handkerchief while you watch this movie. Would have loved to hear your review on this one. This movie won an National award in 93/94

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

oh damn! affirmative!

[@manukt5918]

I was about to suggest the same... Sibi Malayil (the director) has range of movies that you would never like to revisit and offcourse he gets the best out of legends like Mohanlal, Murali, ... Add kireedam too jn this list...Mohanlal as sedhu madhvan is defination of acting ablities❤

[@TheBooksLab]

❤​@@manukt5918

[@misspoojaa]

True...Will never be able to watch it again.. same goes for Desadanam

[@jacksonmandy1782]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Looking forward to your review. Thanks

[@chettest2447]

When I saw Iratta in the list, I also remember another movie ‘ Ela Veezha Poonchira’ which was quite disturbing at the end.

[@aDi7997]

Yup, true that

[@floppaclan304]

Masterpiece.

[@ArnikaandMe]

It’s scary from the start

[@user-su4vi]

moonnam pakkam, kireedam, chenkol, sadhayam, pavithram, bhramaram, amaram, kaliyattam ...im sure there are more malayalam movies you can find to get your heart broken

[@sojaajay2368]

Namuku parkkan muntirithoppukal also

[@Luttu2011]

Deshadanam...

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

Kamal Haasan's Moondram Pirai (Sadma in Hindi) is one of the most disturbing films I've seen. The climax is emotionally harrowing and kept me up for nights when I first saw it. R Balki cited this film as his all-time favorite.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I remember that platform scene absolutely broke me!

[@vinayvishesh]

Sadma gave a complete sadma to me as a teenager, that I couldn't sleep for 3 days and was so angry on director, for making such climax..it took me days to realise his intension.

[@kolovrat4044]

I second that.

[@priiyachand2011]

I hated sridevi for life becos of this Movie which I saw in my younger days

[@pavithravellingiri]

​@@priiyachand2011 Dude same!

[@javedmkadir]

Please watch Sadayam starring Mohanlal. Written by the Njanpeeth winner MT Vasudevan Nair and directed by the king of tragedies Sibi Malayil, it is a tale of a man waiting his death sentence in Jail for killing 3 people including 2 kids. In my opinion, it is an awesome script from MT (who has penned many all time great stories in films and his novels) and career best performance of Mohanlal.

[@vineethk133]

Carrier best of mohanlal is vanaprastham not sadayam, even though sadayam is up there with his best

[@javedmkadir]

@@vineethk133 Personal choices bro. Some say Vanaprastham, some say Sadayam, others say Kireedam or Iruvar. All great roles, but I rate Sadayam his best. I watched it in a theater with my parents. I was a small kid then, Mohanlal's face in that pre climax scene when he kills the 2 kids gave me nightmares for many nights, in a way my parents regretted taking me for that movie. 90s Mohanlal was something else !

[@prasanthpathiyil]

Sadayam❤

[@SabareeshRajkumar]

Sadayam is an excellent suggestion

[@neo-noiranathubronthan6045]

@@vineethk133 Career *

[@MaestroManohar]

The first Tamil movie I have watched in TV as a kid was Paruthivearan, man those turn of events and the climax really distributed me for so many days. And don't even talk about the Iratta climax, it doesn't really go out of my mind, truly gut-wrenching and indigestible.

[@jaisonjacobfernandez9921]

I urge you to watch the Malayalam movie Sadayam of Mohanlal, written by MT Vasudevan Nair, Directed by Sibi Malayil. I am sure it will stand on top of this list. Trust me jammy it's damn disturbing.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I think this is the popular recommendation in the comments!

[@TheBooksLab]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsagree with @jaison. MT's story. Btw MT is a legend in Kerala. One of the top 5 Acting of THE Mohanlal. Helmed by the legendary director Sibi Malayil.

[@Manmohan2507]

The kind of depression and anxiety Irrata climax has given me... Still haunts me.. I have suggested one of my friend this movie and he has a niece and nephew in other city living with his brother.. He really cried because he treat his niece and nephew like his own son and daughter.. I really apologize to him for giving this trauma...😅

[@veynz1]

Iratta's climax reminded me of INCENDIS (2010), though both are very different movies. The revelation in the end of both movies came as a hard punch in the gut.

[@sabari354622]

Iratta was inspired from climax of Old boy

[@sujithkumar8033]

Most of director Bala films cannot be re-watched especially for its climaxes. Sethu, Pithamagan, Nandha, Naan Kadavul and so on.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

my man only knows pain!

[@narendhiranp5069]

I watched half of the movie "Paradeshi" and couldn't sit through it. After some day my friend told me the rest of the movie. It alone broke me. I will never rewatch it.

[@priiyachand2011]

His movies are getting darker these days. Unable to watch it anymore

[@sowjanyabhardwaj3409]

He never gives a peaceful ending to his characters. They all die a gruesome death. I've watched 2 of his movies and I'm done with his creations😂

[@neerajnath3554]

I feel that the Assamese movie 'Aamis' also falls into this category. By depicting the dark instincts of human behavior, it eventually makes you realize how traumatizing humans can be.

[@MrPaulbckv]

Thanks for the suggestion. The movie was really unexpectedly good for me.

[@roshithpk3730]

Watch "sadayam" by mohanlal-sibi malayil.climax of this movie is absolutely disturbing..

[@user-hh6fx5qj3s]

Oo scene movie

[@suvammukherjee2892]

For me, GARGI starring Sai Pallavi will also make the list for its extreme emotionally haunting feature. The shock and emotions were too hard to take. 💔💔 CHITTHA and UGLY can make an entry too. From my mother tongue Bengali, I can put PATHER PANCHALI and DRACULA SIR, though Dracula sir was not much disturbing, but it was very hard to see the protagonist played by Anirban suffer.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

that reveal was so shocking to me! totally broke me

[@sayandas3939]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions as a bengali we also have our own share of dark movies like 22 e srabon , hirak raja , and bhobishoter bhut ... the last 2 are controversial the 3rd one even got banned .. I would recommend you to binge watch them

[@prasanthgp7568]

You could do a whole list with just Blessy movies. Infact, Aadujeevitham is less tragic in some ways than all of his other movies. I guess its much harder to relate with someone enslaved on a desert abroad, almost like a Hollywood movie. But his other movies are more relatable and grounded, hence just tragic. But he does it so beautifully that you cant help but watch it once.

[@LessPegasus]

palunku was his most tragic. Mammootty's acting made it 10x heartbreaking.

[@Luttu2011]

Bhramaram.... 😢

[@surajpai104]

Have you seen Kaml Hassan 's mahanadhi ,omg the scene where he pleads to let go of his daughter in sonagachi moves u to tears .The movie is so dark and saddening that it made me feel down for almost a week or maybe I was too emotionally weak.But a very good movie.Oh you already saw it my bad haha

[@justinfo933]

Am I hallucinating. Was it the same video which vanished this week?

[@Jyotigautam52870]

+1

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Yes it did vanish. It got restricted. I made some changes and tweaked it because it was not getting pushed. Hopefully nothing is amiss this time

[@buttofthejoke]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionswhy did it get restricted 😮?

[@MrPaulbckv]

Incendis, no movie is much more disturbing than this movie.

[@shilupg]

Kireedom and Akashadoothu too

[@deekshithkumar.p.v9389]

Bhoothakkannadi mammootty Sadhayam mohanlal

[@sijanpokharel9280]

And here's me who cannot even rewatch Ghajini

[@ashpreetsinghnanda2003]

Same 😭😭

[@harshitsaxena9054]

I still remember when i watched it around 11-12 yrs old and felt so much heartbroken that I still remember that pain.

[@ptarchives]

Dont worry bro...most people cant😢

[@MrSyntheticSmile]

Better not. You may be disappointed terribly. It is better to let the first experience remain.

[@Tubelight151]

You're not alone bro 🫂

[@gsnaki]

I watched Thanmaatra after i lost my grandfather to alzheimers. I bawled through the second half. Mohanlal portrayed the helplessness of a person who lost memory beautifully. Its too difficult for me to revisit this movie. My another suggestion would be Thalavattom

[@tanvitripathi3997]

Thalavattom was also very dark and tragic, even Minnaram

[@shreyashthapar1362]

You should watch 'Hostel' (which released in 2011) starring Vatsal sheth. Woh film dekhne ke baad mujhe 3 raat theek se neend nhi aayi thi. It's impact was such. Really, not for the weak hearted audience.

[@sonalisirsat3411]

Yes thank you for pointing out masan. People always brag about how great that movie is and that it's their favourite movie but it's just too real. it's just so heartbreaking I cannot watch that movie again. I'm not that strong.

[@TO0OFANI]

Love from Jammu Jammy ..... AMAZING VIDEO BRO.....

[@ronith2135]

Can i just say your channel is my personal favourite when it comes to movie reviews especially the fact that you use still images while reviewing a movie is amazing. Keep going bro 🤟

[@vineethvijayan702]

Jammy the encylopedia of Indian Cinema... it makes me feel proud thay someone that too a non-malayali speaking about malayalam cinema in this depth....😍😍😍

[@sharmn007]

I think Trapped by Rajkumar Rao should have been part of the list. He was terrific as an actor. However, there were some scenes that I felt were unbareable.

[@shanmugaAnanth21]

Brilliant video once again.. Mahanadhi Paruthuveeran Katradhu Thamizh Great Tamil movie choices

[@omkarbehera659]

Pithamagan of Chiyaan Vikram is best movie but one of the disturbing movie. That movie get me nightmare 💀

[@lidinalby7487]

Bhramaram, from Blessy and Mohanlal, i have not dared to watch that full movie in one sitting, i have seen enough and i cant sit through, i think blessy is only director who makes movies that are too good that it becomes one time watchable 😅😅

[@jehtinify]

As a kid I watched Sadma, the climax made me cry for hours. As a 38 year old, I still cant dare to revisit that movie.

[@imnotakingimnotagodiam..ab9455]

ok can we appreciate the editing of this video? the background music (the violins man!!) and Jammy's commentary made the video itself eerie.Kudos to the editor

[@adsmaduthu]

Good list , have watched all expect, welcomeback, will watch it tonight

[@satha_r_]

Do watch mammootty's bhoothakannadi( magnifying glass) it's fucking masterpiece 🤌😬. Masterclass acting as well

[@ShvetvaahanSpeaks]

Where to watch Bhoothakannadi with subtitles?

[@rajasekhe]

6:19 I watched iratta movie on Netflix. So much darkness so that the name itself brings shivers. For days I could not come out of nervousness.

[@NAVDEEP007ful]

Glad! I watched 3 out of the list.. Thanks for the sharing

[@ylkylk]

Trp videos will always be my metro timepass. Thank you, man.

[@DodumBhai1996]

Irrata and thanmathra are still two of the most underrated movies i ever watched..very less people knows about this movie,and very less is discussed around the plot of this movie..it was just brilliant

[@awaraxbhawre1545]

The fact that Welcome Home is based on true events is terrifying

[@sangitapanda7756]

Exactly.

[@trappedmoss1172]

It's not. I've searched it so much. Couldn't find anything remotely similar to this movie

[@susanvarghese4962]

Where's it streaming,?

[@anishskaria]

@@susanvarghese4962KZbin only

[@anishskaria]

It’s not completely true. Loosely based on the events though

[@snehapradhan5591]

I also live when you do these lists of movies based on a particular theme!

[@manjunathmadabal]

Hey Jammy, I noticed you're using those headphones as an audio recorder for your videos. Do you then merge the video and audio during post-production? Also, do you handle the editing of your own videos?

[@sreejaraveendran]

Heartwarming to see Malayalam movies mentioned here. Welcome Home was too dark and i regret watching that movie till date. That movie is a point of no return. It changed something in me, something i cannot even explain. Please watch 'Moonampakkam'. A malayalam movie i watched as a child in the 90s, got me so traumatised that i avoid a rewatch even at this age...

[@s1991kmn]

Thanmatra is the Mohanlal performance that hit my soul. To me that is the best performance I've ever seen in any language. I saw it just once in theatre in 2004 when I was 13. Wasn't a huge Mohanlal fan till then. That performance just changed everything for me. I can't watch it again but every scene in the movie is still vivid in my memory.

[@sujithcheeral]

Thank you verymuch for this Video. I strongly suggest 'Elippathayam and Anantharam' Malayalam movies too .

[@libubalan4912]

Am saving this, and making sure, i will tick all movies remaining. Thank you.

[@ajayjayakumar1258]

Aakashadoothu(Malayalam) Angadi Theru(Tamil) Sadayam(Malayalam) Kireedam & Chenkol (Malayalam) These are also the movies that doesn't leave my mind after watching. All the movies in your list too.

[@mardalamardala]

I recommend you to watch Kireedam, Chenkol, Dashratham and finally i highly recommended you to watch Akashdoothu 1993 it will disturb you so much, the emotional effect of the movie will be for days. I think the movie got a national award.

[@rohitjagtap14]

Probably the bgm you used is the most horror here, I was watch your video at night and there is a specific noise of clinking which appeared thrice with that melancholic tone. it surely teleported me to some horrifically sad movies.

[@pramodx]

Thanks for including thaniyavarthanam

[@jayesh5131]

Real subscribers know this video is re-uploaded ☺️

[@anupdeshpande5810]

I saw that video and thought I would see it later and it vanished. I wondered whether I imagined it :P What changed btw ?

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Video got age restricted. Was not getting pushed to even the subscribers. So I did the needful and made the necessary changes. Hope it does not happen again!

[@jayesh5131]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Real subscribers know that too ❤️‍🔥

[@anupdeshpande5810]

@@TriedRefusedProductions while I have you here Jammy I have a question for you.(I am not on any social media) When you are voicing dialogues ironically especially badly written dialogues from movies... Why do you talk in tone of Fardeen Khan from Prem Agan ? Is it intentional or his skills rubbed off on you ?

[@abhi_galav]

​@@anupdeshpande5810Lmao..you now have ruined all his videos for me..i will enjoy his content having fardeen khan in mind from this point onwards

[@ankurkhare6185]

My picks:: Kaccha limboo 2017 The Kashmir Files Pithamagan Moonu Bombay Deiva thirumagal Bhoothakkalam

[@pranavsunder]

Bala and Ram's entire filmography can be on the list lol

[@user-od8vc1wn1v]

Bro it is not the film that scares me but the review and the explanation with the scary sounds that make it more scary for example your ten most violent films video that actually gave me night mares just the way of background music and explanation of each characters respect man liked thd video

[@AdityaRaj-ht2gs]

Please write down the list of movies in the description because it's not possible to remember the names and I mostly watch all movies recommended by you, and thank you so much for the work you are doing. You are making our life easy by your recommendations.

[@user-go9kj7zc4w]

also kireedam starring mohanlal, i dont remember ever weeping as much as i wept here

[@user-go9kj7zc4w]

pls watch kalapani starring mohanlal and directed by priyadarshan.. some of those scenes still give me nightmare and i really cant sit through that again.

[@tanvitripathi3997]

The scene where Lal and Prabhu were stranded on an Island and Lal notices that Prabhu have chewed flesh of a dead body, or the jail torture scene after which Lal loses his balance. Even the iconic shoe licking scene was really done by Lalettan himself

[@kp-xs3gr]

Not at all !!

[@arjunps6776]

Thanmathra released a few months after my dad's passing. For me it was like watching our lives happening right in front of us. A small and happy family traumatized by a sudden illness and death. It's so heart wrenching. 😢 Unfortunately, I couldn't become an IAS officer which my dad wanted me to be. It wasn't possible without his presence and inspiration.

[@taloselohim1022]

Oh a re upload, nicei thought a new video

[@TO0OFANI]

Manjummal boys scene where Subhash hold his friends neck is nightmare for me What a movie

[@kaakkupaathu7110]

Anmol have u watched the malayalam movie Akashadoothu. Hopefully u like it. But you will not think about revisiting it again.

[@jonair85]

OMG…. the best list ever… I haven’t watched any of these movies twice as it have touched me so much that I can’t torture myself again… Best works ever ❤🧿

[@karthi_majili_kathalu]

Mahanadi was an accidental watch telecasted in tv AND IT. HAUNTS me till this day.the thought of the film itself by name throws shivers down my spine. One such accidental watch was" Hello darling" starring naresh in Telugu .I hve definitely promised myself I would never let my children watch these films as they scar them fr life.

[@Azirix_7]

Was waiting for this re-upload Watched thanmatra and damn was it something

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Highly recommend the Mammootty film too. It's haunting

[@MahasinOS]

Do Bigha Zameen 😢 Dosti (1964) 😢 Sarbjit😢 Pother Panchali😢😢😢

[@AlbinJose-gu7um]

Welcome home was too much for me😳..glad u brought it up for this video & it’s appropriate

[@manjunathpatil9892]

Wer did u see it?

[@vimarshaka4691]

Thank you Jammy bhai for including Taniyavarathanam, the most disturbing Indian movie for me was Pihu, Welcome Home and Visaranai.

[@mahasushmanastosh4162]

Looking at his back to back contents this week.....Jammy is becoming the Akshay Kumar of KZbin.....

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

haha the medium (youtube) however warrants the akshay kumar consistency!

[@jayesh5131]

At least Jammy delivers 🤌😎

[@mahasushmanastosh4162]

@@jayesh5131 that I agree... His sense of detailing in cinema is truly the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bkddop]

is this reuploaded?

[@aakashnicky4643]

i don't think so

[@RahilKhan-el5qx]

FANTASTIC EPISODE MAN, EYE OPENING

[@arvindgraphic]

Man you have a real good taste and really awesome.

[@lathaiyer8065]

For me it is mahanadi by Kamal hassan. I can't see it again

[@ZafarLaw]

Some discretional scenes from gangs of wasseypur were absolutely not watchable. All those brutal murders in that movie. Recently, in panchayat 2, Faisal Khan's tragic scene of his son's death was also very emotional.

[@amanms1999]

Faisal Khan in Panchayat?? Didn't know there was a crossover between Gangs of Wasseypur and Panchayat 😂😂

[@ZafarLaw]

@@amanms1999 faisal Malik the name of person who played prahlad Pandey role in panchayat It's faisal Malik not Faisal Khan My apologies

[@rvt6469]

Watching all these, thanks bruv

[@the_psyched_ambivert]

I was waiting for Thanmatra the whole time and lo and behold it was there. Great choices Jammy. Few movies that I would like to add to it would be 1. Baaram (Tamil) 2. Sadma (Tamil/hindi) 3. Vasanthiyum Lakshmiyum pinne njanum (malayalam) - Must watch 4. Peranbu - Tamil 5. Kanchivaram- Tamil

[@kamaljena1508]

You miss Krk' s Deshdrohi movie 😂

[@arpitmahanty5892]

That was not a nightmare it was a comedy movie not every cringe film is a bad film for me Deshdrohi give us better comedy then a movies which are pretending to be a comedy film

[@amits4744]

@@arpitmahanty5892 yes it's a good unintentional comedy movie. Too much of overacting by KRK

[@sayandas3939]

​@@arpitmahanty5892 judwa 2 then ?😂😂😂

[@BRB-NEWS]

Bombay velvet always gives me nightmare every time I think about it

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Its not that bad cmon!

[@kolovrat4044]

It’s pronounced Eee-r-a-tta meaning twin or double. Great pick. My fav is the jeeva one you mentioned Tamizh,, fabulous film.

[@The_Indie_Filmist]

Great Video Man!!!

[@varuntarak1110]

My disturbing movies: Aamis Irratta Gargi

[@tanvitripathi3997]

Have you seen Shamili's MALOOTTY It was India's first survival drama

[@varuntarak1110]

@@tanvitripathi3997 noo will watch it.. thanks for the recommendation

[@SantoshKumarsp57]

Gargi?

[@varuntarak1110]

@@SantoshKumarsp57 sai pallavi starring

[@ananthraman6425]

Tamil movie Myna and Vazhakki en 18/9 for me were the most heartbreaking ones. While the whole movie in itself is a little serious and makes you think about a horrifying ending, Myna does the unimaginable, and gives us not just a trauma but a ceaseless sadness.

[@srikaruppaluri5902]

Pretty impressive list. Personally one movie that my aunt recommended to me and I said yeah the movies of your generation might not be that scarring and then was left scarred was by "Devaraagam" starring Aravind Swamy and Sri Devi in lead roles. Will definitely think twice before watching it again.

[@alinakhatiwada4520]

Posham Pa too. Everyone were so good in the movie and the story was very captivating but I cannot dare to watch it again. I couldn't sleep for two days. I don't know if you are into korean dramas but the series "Hell is other people" starring Lee Dong Wook is also very disturbingly good.

[@rohanprakash1087]

First time i have agreed fully to what jammy has said in a video.. These movies are so disturbing.. I say irratta when it was released and till now.. I feel disturbed now and then as the movie is still lingering in my mind and the song sung by joju's daughter in the film keeps popping up in my mind.. Please watch Akashadhoothu a malayalam film about a widow mother played by madhavi which is according to malayalis the hardest film to revisit due to the sufferings of the characters of the film

[@theflyingdutchman6610]

Bro please watch KAALAPANI, that movie is something else❤️

[@soorajs6721]

Ur first 10/10 vid 🔥🔥

[@elizabeththarakan4852]

The 1968 Malayalam movie Thulabharam that won two National Awards comes to mind. Iratta and Thanmatra were masterpieces, the former with a brilliant climax as you mentioned and the latter heartbreaking.

[@ithuvarada]

Apt list! For me, Bhramaram is that movie which comes to my mind immediately, that I never want to watch again in my life. I have a bad memory, so I have to watch certain movies a few times to remember their iconic scenes and dialogues properly. But despite having watched it only once and that too when I was in my early teens, I can clearly remember the climax scenes of Bhramaram. Even though the songs of the movie are beautiful, I cannot listen to them without remembering those haunting scenes. You can say that I have this feeling because I was too young to watch it, and now that I have grown up, maybe I can handle the movie better. But I do not want to take that risk, at least in the near future.

[@dimple_sunar]

Completely agree Jammy... I loved Jay Bheem. Undoubtedly it's a piece of art indicating real life social-political issue but it is so painful that despite of being so good I find myself too weak to revisit.

[@mariajesna]

From your list of ten movies i have watched 9 (ie. Except for Welcome home). One movie that I would not watch again is Biriyani 2019. I found it a hard movie to watch though it was brilliant in its content.

[@rahuldandekar2571]

Paatal Lok was one such web series that I like but never had the strength to watch it again. Some of the stories in it disturbed for a very long time.

[@ektasharma1950]

"Pihu" really shook me from core. Even though I know the ending , I still won't dare to watch it again... really disturbing

[@asisadit]

Parthiveeran is truly a heartbreaking movie. I shuddered at the climax. Thanks for naming these movies and I will totally avoid them except for maybe welcome home. There is a movie Peethamaghan which also cannot be seen after it's first watch.

[@hrithikmenon7042]

I remember the distress I experienced after watching 'Thanmatra' in theatre. I was just an 8-year-old child, and those post-disease diagnosed scenes affected me for days. I think it was the first time a film influenced me so deeply.

[@anwarsadik9155]

My suggestion and you should watch 1-Thaniyavarthanam-mammooty 2- Pavithram-mohanlal 3- Kireedam-mohanlal