Set in a women’s hostel in Delhi, Khauf follows Madhuri after she enters the forbidden Room 333. Blending psychological trauma with supernatural fear, the series uses silence and tension to deliver deeply unsettling horror, making it the standout Indian horror series of 2025.
Jarann follows Radha’s return to her ancestral home in Maharashtra, where grief and disturbing rituals take over. Rooted in regional folklore, the slow-burn film is elevated by powerful performances from Amruta Subhash & Anita Date-Kelkar, leaving a lingering sense of unease.
This sequel intensifies fear by focusing on hypnosis and loss of agency. As a young girl fights psychological captivity, the film traps viewers in relentless discomfort, tapping into modern anxieties of control and manipulation.
Dark, restrained, and unsettling, Diés Iraé uses silence and moral dread to tell the story of a man haunted by an unseen entity. The horror lies in inevitability rather than spectacle.
Set in Kashmir, Baramulla blends psychological terror with political trauma. Its chilling realism proves that horror doesn’t always need ghosts — sometimes, reality is terrifying enough.