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India’s Best Horror Film: Today we tell you about the best horror film of India, which the audience was sleepy. The film was made for just 60 lakh rupees and then created a panic at the box office. Do you have that …Read more
New Delhi. There is a very large audience of horror films in India. Earlier, such movies used to be exciting and popular genre. There were no horror comedy like today. There were real thrilars, who used to scare people. Today we tell you about one such film, whose name is ‘Veerana’.
The horror film ‘Veerana’ was released in the year 1988. It was directed by Shyam Ramsay and Tulsi Ramsay, which is known as Ramsay Brothers. The pair of both were famous for horror films. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
This movie of Ramsa Brothers, released 37 years ago, made the audience sleepless. In this, stars like Jasmine Dhna, Hemant Birje, Vijayendra Ghatge, Vijay Arora, Satish Shah and Gulshan Grover were seen.
In the film, Jasmine played the role of a girl who captures the witch’s soul and then she becomes dreaded. She attracts men and kills them. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
The Veerana film was ready in a very low budget. The makers spent only 60 lakh rupees on the movie. But it earned a great amount of Rs 2.5 crore at the box office. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
Veerana achieved the status of Cult Movie after repeated telecast on TV. Many people would not know that ‘Veerana’ was initially refused to give a certificate by the Censor Board (CBFC) due to intimate and scary scenes. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
After this the film was again edited. Then the film got the green signal from the censor board and was released in theaters. ‘Veerana’ became one of the most memorable films of the film Jasmine Dhunna and Hemant Birje. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
‘Veerana’ proved to be a superhit at the box office. Jasmine suddenly disappeared from the film world after the 1990 film Hatim Tai. But now it is said that she lives in Mumbai. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
