Tulip, trauma, and terror. These three Ts pretty much sum up Netflix's Baramulla . Trauma is the real horror that people should be scared of and not ghosts is what this Haunting of the Hill House -esque film that is set in Kashmir. Co-written by Aditya Dhar and Aditya Suhas Jambhale, and directed by Jambhale, the film addresses the militancy concerns of the Valley while attempting to free the Kashmiri Pandit community from the ghosts of their haunted past in the Valley. At 1-hour-52-minutes, Baramulla walks the tightrope between what is real, what is psychological, and what is supernatural. As a result, it often gets a tad bit convoluted, especially when the viewer is bombarded with a lot of information towards the climax which feels hurried. DSP Ridwan Shafi Sayyed (Manav Kaul) is transferred from Reasi to Baramulla to investigate the mysterious case of six missing school boys in the snow-clad Valley. He believes the militants are grooming the children with anti-India propagan...
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