Insaan Bana Shaitan

About This Movie

Insaan Bana Shaitan is an intriguing horror flick from 1992, directed by Mohan Bhakri. It dives into the eerie atmosphere of a secluded bungalow where young lovers Raja and Rita unknowingly stumble upon a haunted past. The pacing is deliberately slow, building tension with each creak and shadow, allowing the audience to feel the weight of isolation. Practical effects are used to create some memorable scares, although they might feel a bit dated now, adding to the film's charm. Performances are earnest, especially from the lead actors, who portray the growing dread convincingly. There’s a sense of exploring human fears, and how solitude can twist the mind – definitely one of those films that lingers in your thoughts long after the credits roll.

Explores psychological horror elements · Notable for its practical effects · Reflects early 90s horror aesthetics