Bhoot - Part One: The Haunted Ship (2020) Hindi Movie 720p BluRay Download

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Bhoot - Part One: The Haunted Ship (2020) Hindi Movie 720p BluRay Download

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5.5/10 · IMDb

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A bereaved shipping officer must save a girl he believes is real, on a stranded, unmanned haunted ship, sea bird.

Release date: 21 February 2020 (India)

Director: Bhanu Pratap Singh

Starring: Vicky Kaushal; Bhumi Pednekar; Inayah Chowdhry

Music by: Song: Akhil Sachdeva; Score: Ketan Sodha

Budget: ₹30 crore

Box office: est. ₹40.94 crore

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Movie Info:

Full Name: Bhoot

Language: Hindi

Release Year: 2020

Size: 550MB & 1.2GB & 3.3GB

Quality: 480p & 720p & 1080p

Format: Mkv

Director: Bhanu Pratap Singh

Writers: Bhanu Pratap Singh

Stars: Vicky Kaushal, Bhumi Pednekar, Ashutosh Rana

Storyline:

A couple is trapped on an abandoned ship lying static on a beach. When an abandoned and dilapidated ship called the Sea Bird mysteriously runs aground on the shores of Mumbai, one man is assigned to close the case. But the sinister stories surrounding the ship may have more truth to them than he previously thought.

The first part of Bhoot, which is obviously a planned horror series with multiple instalments, is a decent film all round. But if you’re looking to get scared or creeped out, it will disappoint. The film only employs formulaic jump-scare tactics used in most films of this genre. What works for it is the emotional depth accorded to Prithvi (Vicky Kaushal) and the grief that ties him to the ship and its traumatic past. The acting is extremely good. Though the film’s visuals and horror elements aren’t particularly novel (hence, not frightening), Prithvi’s fear is quite palpable thanks to some brilliant work by Vicky Kaushal.

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