Ragini MMS
FULL HINDI HORROR MOVIE BELOW
Ragini MMS is a 2011 Indian observed film thriller coordinated by Pawan Kripalani and created by Jeetendra and Shobha Kapoor of Balaji Telefilms. It was delivered on 13 May 2011 (Friday the 13th).[2] The film is roused by the 2007 American powerful blood and gore movie Paranormal Activity[3] and is somewhat founded on the genuine story of a young lady from Delhi named Deepika.[4]
The entire film is given like a natively constructed film, beginning with Uday showing up at Ragini's home. In the wake of asking Uday where they were going and getting no reaction, Ragini's companion Pia becomes upset and needs Uday to take off from their home right away. Uday pays no regard to her, awakens Ragini from her rest, and advises her to prepare for their end of the week escape. They then, at that point, venture to every part of the entire day via vehicle and show up at Uday's 'home'- a secretive deserted spot at an abandoned area. Ragini's mother calls her to get some information about her whereabouts, yet Ragini lies and cuts the call. It is uncovered that Uday is associated with the repulsive business of making and selling sex tapes of guiltless young ladies. This time, he has Ragini, who believes that he cherishes her, yet in actuality he is abusing her trust to bring in cash.
They attempt to have supper that they carried with them, however gets tossed out in the wake of seeing creepy crawlies. They move to the room trying to engage in sexual relations yet are hindered by Pia and her beau Vishal visiting them. Irate by their visit, Uday advises Ragini to dispose of them, yet wind up remaining for some time. Later at some point, Vishal asks Uday for the way to the washroom and Uday tells him. Seeing that the passage prompting the restroom is dim, Vishal lets Uday know that a lady recently resided in the house. She was known as a witch by her family who killed her, following which her soul killed her whole family and from that point forward has been tormenting the house. Uday snickers at this relational word feeling that it's a joke and leaves. Vishal reluctantly advances back to the family room however faculties somebody behind him. He then, at that point, tracks down an entryway, opens it and goes through. Somebody thumps on the primary entryway. At the point when Uday opens, Vishal staggers in as though he tumbled down and has an injury on his neck. Detecting that something isn't right with the house, Pia and Vishal leave in a rush. Thereafter, Uday turns on the cameras without illuminating Ragini and cuffs her to the bed.
They are going to have intercourse however Uday is pulled away by his hair by somebody and gets a scratch on his neck. He checks the entire house during which a similar entryway opens mysteriously (which Vishal had gone through). In any case, Uday closes it and leaves, however the entryway opens up once more. Presently apprehensive on getting back to the room, he checks the room and house completely yet sees as nobody. They hear some odd sounds and Uday says in Marathi, "I'm not a witch". He again goes out to actually look at the wellspring of the commotion. He returns in a weird, unpleasant condition and is blood-stained. Ragini quickly requests that he open up her hands yet Uday is frightened and incapable to think. She is awfully scared by the prospect of some incited underhanded soul at this hour of night and asks Uday to open the cuffs. While looking for the keys, Uday ultimately drops his sack which was covering the camera which Ragini sees. She in the long run discovers that Uday was recording a sex tape with her, to which she responds with dread, shock and outrage. In the interim, Uday attempts to open her cuffs with different things yet unexpectedly he becomes jumpy. Out of nowhere, Uday gets a sharp item and wounds himself in the neck and kicks the bucket. Panicked, Ragini shouts for help however nobody hears her. She attempts to look for the keys to no end. She attempts to break the bed post however comes up short. The entire evening and the following day passes and she remains tied unfit to open her sleeves. She then, at that point, tracks down a piece of glass and slices her hand to involve the blood as an ointment to break free. Once delivered, she attempts to escape from the house, however the entryways continue to close on her. She shouts for help and a few people who are passing by can't help her as they can't go into the house because of locked entryways and window bars. She is maneuvered into similar storage room entryway where she tracks down a dead body Some way or another, she makes a run for the vehicle. After observing it, she sees Vishal's dead body. She tears open the vehicle's window, hauls Vishal's body out yet couldn't begin the vehicle. She again goes through the wilderness and stows away where she observes Pia's body. In the long run the soul pulls her by her hair and back into the house. She stays there and the soul drapes her to a divider for a long time. The film closes in a manner that is left for understanding. Eventually, it is shown that a person observed Ragini oblivious and she needed to go through mental treatment for a very long time. The story is open finished and goes about as a notice for innocent young ladies to be additional careful when managing obscure individuals.
Kainaz Motivala as Ragini
Rajkummar Rao as Uday
Rajat Paul as Vishal saxena
Janice as Piya
Shernaz as Neha
Vinod Rawat as Jigar
Harshraj Shroff as Friend 1
Cristy Philips as Friend 2
M. Ravichandran Thevar as Friend 3
Mangala White as Ghost Spirit
Creation
The film was initially named Raginni MMS however a numerologist encouraged Ekta Kapoor to transform it to Ragini MMS. The film required just 25 days to shoot. A sum of six cameras were utilized to shoot the film including a Canon 7D, an Arri Alexa and a Handycam. The size of the all out film shot was around 2.5 terabytes.[5][6]
Discharge
The film had a 12 PM première on 13 May 2011 in Pune.[7] The film opened to an excellent reaction in its first week, earning ₹ 77.5 million.[8] It was consistent during its subsequent week and netted ₹ 99.4 million toward the finish of its subsequent week. The film recuperated its expense inside two days of delivery.
Responses on film underneath :
Upon discharge, the film met with blended surveys.
Taran Adarsh from Bollywood Hungama gave it 4/5 stars and considered it a "dreadful, spine-chilling date film" saying, "Ragini MMS amalgamates parts of frightfulness, paranormal and sex consistently. It tantalizes, it freezes, yet above all, it recounts to you a story which is overwhelming, innovative and unconventional."[9] Naresh Deoshi from Apunka Choice likewise gave the film 4/5 stars referring to it as "a damn frightening film!"[10]
Ankur Pathak from Rediff.com gave the film 3.5/5 stars and said "Ekta Kapoor's new film is alarmingly genuine, and monstrously watchable for the virus trepidation it rouses. She should be commended for depending on youthful entertainers, and having faith in the hazardous endeavor of to a great extent immaculate storytelling."[11]
Nikhat Kazmi from the Times of India gave the film 3.5/5 stars too. She said "...Ragini MMS makes a powerful mixed drink of sex and awfulness that is so altogether different from ordinary Bollywood."[12]
Coordinated by Pawan Kripalani
Screenplay by Pawan Kripalani
Vaspar Dandiwala
Story by Pawan Kripalani
Delivered by Ekta Kapoor
Shobha Kapoor
Amit Kapoor
Sidhartha M. Jain
Starring Rajkummar Rao
Kainaz Motivala
Cinematography Tribhuvan Babu
Altered by Pooja Ladha Surti
Music by Shamir Tandon
S D Burman
Bappi Lahri
Faizan Hussain
Agnel Roman
Conveyed by ALT Entertainment
Balaji Motion Pictures
iRock Films
ZEE5
Delivery date
13 May 2011
Running time 93 minutes
Country India
Language Hindi
Budget ₹13 million (US$170,000)[1]
Box office ₹90 million (US$1.2 million)
Shubha Shetty-Saha provided the film with a decent audit of 3/5 and said "a few scenes were alarming to such an extent that I really needed to run out of the theatre."[13]
Mayank Shekhar from the Hindustan Times gave the film 2/5 stars,[14] while Pankaj Sabnani from Glamsham provided the film with a normal survey of 2.5/5 saying "Ragini MMS isn't worth 'flowing', in the event that you have an enormous hunger for horror."[15]
Aniruddha Guha from DNA gave the film 2/5 saying, "Watch Ragini MMS provided that you burrow quick fixes. In any case, don't stress over losing rest thereafter."[16]
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