Starring: Twinkle Bajpai, Mimoh Chakraborty, Achint Kaur and Arif Zakaria.
For all those who did venture to risk watching 1920, and were rewarded should avoid this movie at all costs. This movie is a remake of 1920 which was in turn remake of The Exorcist.
Rehan (Mimoh Chakraborty) moves into a new bungalow which he later finds out to be haunted by not one but two ghosts, one of a girl named Meera (Twinkle Bajpai) and her pervert piano teacher Aiyyer (Arif Zakaria). The story is that this girl existed sometime in 1930s and lived in that house. Her piano teacher had a bad eye on her and one day, finding the opportunity, he forcefully tries to take her virture, but... wait for it... the girl kills the bad guy. And if that wasn’t enough, the guy haunted her and his evil soul raped her, repeatedly. Now the story comes back on track and girl commits suicide. The “hero” (Rehan) finds this all by... wait for it... time travel, through... playing what else but the piano. As all the protagonists are prone to “rescue-complex”, he tries to save the girl’s soul in 1930 which turns into a whole lot of twists and turns with too many complications about the whole soul thingys.
I would like to add a note to all who wish to watch it, please take it in good stride. This movie has the potential to leave the audience in stitches as I was rendered by the end.
