These aren’t ordinary horror movies. They’re psychological autopsies of sanity and survival — films that challenge morality, endurance, and the art of terror.
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Misri directed by Kushal Naik stars Manasi Parekh and Tiku Talsania. Film released October 31, 2025, and faced controversy over a promotional bike stunt.
De De Pyaar De 2, directed by Anshul Sharma, hits theaters Nov 14, 2025. Early collections modest; nostalgia and humor drive audience interest.
Predator: Badlands elevates the hunt with haunting visuals and existential storytelling. Elle Fanning stuns in a post-apocalyptic world where survival becomes scripture.
The Taj Story blends drama, history, and questions of national identity, confronting debates around monuments and memory.
Sustainability isn’t just conscious living — it’s cultural capital. Explore how India’s green décor movement transforms luxury into lifestyle with data, design insights, and poetic irony.
Indie artist Maan Panu’s “I’m Done” explores emotional exhaustion through minimalist sound and poetic restraint, redefining heartbreak for Gen Z listeners.
Gen Z and Millennials have turned travel into identity. Discover how social media, digital nomadism, and conscious tourism are remapping culture, spending, and purpose.
Nature-inspired biophilic design gains momentum in Indian interiors, combining living walls, natural light, and sustainable materials for well-being and luxury in 2025.
Manav Kaul delivers a deeply human performance in Baramulla, Amit Joshi’s introspective drama streaming on Prime Video — a meditation on memory, loss, and belonging.