{"id":3586,"date":"2016-04-25T07:51:55","date_gmt":"2016-04-25T02:21:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=3586"},"modified":"2016-04-25T07:51:55","modified_gmt":"2016-04-25T02:21:55","slug":"ghost-more-to-bollywood-horror-ramsay-brothers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/13.207.105.184\/?p=3586","title":{"rendered":"You\u2019ve Been Ghosted: Is There More to Bollywood Horror than Ramsay Brothers?"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

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f one were to write a history of Hindi horror cinema what would be the starting point? Would we begin with the <\/span>Ramsay Brothers<\/span><\/a>. It stands to reason \u2013 after all, they introduced us to monster flicks, and created a niche that allowed low-budget horror films to thrive in the \u201980s and \u201990s. The genre has evolved a lot in the last decade, and increasingly, horror films are consciously created for a larger mainstream audience. And Hindi cinema has explored fear of the supernatural in various ways, such as… <\/span>\n\nDon\u2019t let ghosts scare you: Horror comedies<\/b>\n\nYou don\u2019t have to look far for <\/span>ghost stories<\/span><\/a> that actually give you the heebie jeebies. <\/span>Ek Paheli<\/span><\/i> (1971) is perhaps the most unsettling ghost story to come out of Bollywood, where a young woman\u2019s restless spirit follows her beloved piano \u2013 tragic, deeply haunting, and reminiscent of Kamal Amrohi\u2019s masterpiece, <\/span>Mahal<\/span><\/i> (1949). Then there are films like<\/span> Neel Kamal <\/span><\/i>(1968)<\/span>, Madhumati <\/span><\/i>(1958)<\/span>, Talaash (2012), <\/span><\/i>and <\/span>Ek Thi Daayan <\/span><\/i>(2013). <\/span>\n\nHowever, some of the oldest Hindi ghost stories are comedies. Around the late 1930s, Ranjit Movietones\u2019 film, <\/span>Haunted House, <\/span><\/i>did extremely well at the box office. Unfortunately, the film has not survived. Most of the studio\u2019s films were lost when the studio caught fire in the 1960s, and it now exists as scraps of information in magazines, memorabilia, and personal memory, where it was described as a \u201chilarious ghost comedy,\u201d and \u201ca haunted house that will enormously entertain you.\u201d <\/span>Ghungroo<\/span><\/i> (1952), starring Om Prakash in a double role, was also successful. The film revolves around twins, named Balam and Vinod. Balam is murdered and his ghost possesses the body of his twin, Vinod, who is a simpleton but soon starts behaving like his smarter brother. <\/span>Ghungroo <\/span><\/i>set the tone for later films like <\/span>Ghazab<\/span><\/i> (1982) and <\/span>Hello Brother<\/span><\/i> (1999) that explored similar themes.<\/span>\n<\/span>Also watch: <\/b>Go Goa Gone <\/span><\/i>(2013)<\/span>, Duvidha<\/span><\/i> (1973)<\/span>, Paheli <\/span><\/i>(2005)<\/span>, Isi Ka Naam Zindagi <\/span><\/i>(1992),<\/span> Abhay <\/span><\/i>(1995)<\/span>, Bhootnath <\/span><\/i>(2008)<\/span>, <\/span><\/i>Golmaal Again<\/span><\/i><\/a> (2017).<\/span>\n\nThe Wilkie Collins Syndrome: Ladies in White<\/b>\n\nThe most common trope in Hindi horror is a female apparition in a white sari walking away, scaring the bejesuses out of everyone. I call this the \u201cWilkie Collins Syndrome\u201d because the most popular film to use this concept was <\/span>Woh Kaun Thi<\/span><\/i> (1964), based on Collins\u2019s iconic novel, <\/span>The Woman in White<\/span><\/i>. By the logic of this popular and theme, spooky, inexplicable events that eventually lead to multiple <\/span>murders<\/span><\/a>, are resolved by a perfectly rational and human solution, and the ghost is often merely a method of distraction. So successful is the \u201cwoman in white\u201d trope that it\u2019s become an emblem of sorts and has even appeared in films that have nothing to do with ghosts. Interestingly, Daphne Du Maurier\u2019s classic, <\/span>Rebecca, <\/span><\/i>was made into Hindi movies twice: <\/span>Kohraa <\/span><\/i>(1964) and <\/span>Anamika <\/span><\/i>(2008). Both films heavily rely on the \u201cwoman in white\u201d image to evoke mystery. <\/span>\n<\/span>Also watch:<\/b> Bees Saal Baad <\/span><\/i>(1962),<\/span> Ab Kya Hoga <\/span><\/i>(1977),<\/span> Ghungroo ki Awaz <\/span><\/i>(1981),<\/span> Bhoot Bungla <\/span><\/i>(1965),<\/span> Jal Mahal <\/span><\/i>(1980),<\/span> Parde ke Peeche <\/span><\/i>(1971),<\/span> Bhool Bhulaiyaa \u00a0<\/span><\/i>(2007).<\/span>\n\n

Bollywood has very few creature horror films.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\niPossess: Films about demonic pwnage<\/b>\n\nWhen I was a child, there was at least one \u201cpossession\u201d a month in my grandmother\u2019s village. Yet in <\/span>Bollywood<\/span><\/a>, the theme didn\u2019t gain prominence until the success of <\/span>The Exorcist<\/span><\/i> in the 1970s. <\/span>Jadoo Tona<\/span><\/i> greatly emulated <\/span>The Exorcist<\/span><\/i> but, naturally, with <\/span>Hinduism<\/span><\/a> for the religious framework. However, one of my favourite films in this category (besides Ram Gopal Verma\u2019s phenomenal, <\/span>Bhoot<\/span><\/i>) is <\/span>Gehrayee <\/span><\/i>(1980). It\u2019s a purely Indian-styled possession film, which integrates a family curse, superstition, and actual possession beautifully. <\/span>\n<\/span>Also watch:<\/b> 1920<\/span><\/i> (2008)<\/span>, Raat <\/span><\/i>(1992)<\/span>, Raaz <\/span><\/i>(2002)<\/span>, <\/span><\/i>and <\/span>Woh Phir Aayegi (1988).<\/span><\/i>\n\nVampires and Creature Horror: Beyond the Ramsay Monsters<\/b>\n\nBollywood has very few creature horror films. Vikram Bhatt\u2019s <\/span>Creature<\/span><\/i> had an excellent premise, in which a Brahmarakshasha manifested as a <\/span>dinosaur-like<\/span><\/a> creature in the modern world. <\/span>Junoon<\/span><\/i> (1992) uses a twist on the werewolf theme, and has a shapeshifting tiger. The vampire is a very common topic in low-budget horror films; there is a plethora of Dracula films: <\/span>Shaitani Dracula, Khooni Dracula<\/span><\/i>, and so on. But <\/span>Bhayanak<\/span><\/i> (1979), starring Mithun Chakraborty, is the best adaptation of Bram Stoker\u2019s novel. The movie depicts a feudal landlord\u2019s family as vampires and Van Helsing is a cop investigating missing villagers.<\/span>\n<\/span>Also watch:<\/b> Jaani Dushman<\/span><\/i> (1979), <\/span>Agyaat <\/span><\/i>(2009)<\/span>, The Forest<\/span><\/i> (2009), and <\/span>Shikari<\/span><\/i> (1963).<\/span>\n\nBhoot banglas: The haunted space<\/b>\n\nThis is a very difficult category to define. Haunted houses and forests are common in all horror films, so how do we distinguish a special category devoted exclusively to space? Let me give an example. <\/span>13B <\/span><\/i>(2009) is a film that presents terror within a very limited space. The entire action takes place in an apartment and the ghost manifests through a TV show. The film <\/span>Vastu Shastra <\/span><\/i>(2004) uses the ancient science of vastu and \u00a0ensures the \u201csafety\u201d of the house, only it turns out to be a hotbed of evil spirits.<\/span>\n<\/span>Also watch: <\/b>Hawa <\/span><\/i>(2003),<\/span> Pizza <\/span><\/i>(2014), and<\/span> Raaz 3<\/span><\/i> (2012).<\/span>\n\nWhat next for Bollywood though? We\u2019re extremely poor when it comes to horror anthologies. Besides <\/span>Darna Mana Hai <\/span><\/i>(2003) and<\/span> Darna Zaroori Hai <\/span><\/i>(2006)<\/span> there are no major mainstream anthologies. After all, fear is a complex emotion. Maybe it is time to embrace the many ways of understanding it. <\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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