Mixing real life atrocities with a horror is one of my favourite things in this particular genre and they mostly nailed it, the last 40 minutes of the film. Wish the overall writing was tighter. Initially writer/director tried to create those slow-burn horror sequences but it mostly fell flat for me. The writing picks up brilliantly in the second half which is why I could rate this 3.5. Potential was there in this to make a masterpiece out of this unique concept. It’s still a really good attempt. More such Indian horror films please.