GHOOR (2025)
0h 31m | PG-13
film about the situation of that Girls who face evil eyes daily on way. “Not every battle is fought with weapons; some are fought with eyes… and silence.” This film is a raw, unflinching portrayal of the everyday battles women face in a society where their existence is constantly scanned, judged, and violated by predatory stares. From streets to buses, offices to parks — no place feels truly safe. It’s a story of unseen wounds, silent fears, and a world where public spaces still belong to the audacity of shameless eyes. But in the darkness of this cruelty… rise a few hands. Hands that shield, voices that speak, and gazes that stand as a wall of dignity. This isn’t just a film — it’s a voice for those countless unspoken stories buried in the hearts of women. A message that must be seen, heard, and felt.
Director: Harsh Gogi
Studio: Solo Knacks Cineverse
Genre: Drama
Video: 720p
Cast
Vandana Sandhu
as Simran
Jasvir Jassi
as Bad Guy
Vivek Lau
as Bad Guy
Amit Kumar Bhatti (AKB)
as Office Boss
Nirmal Rajpoot
as Bad Guy
Sarwan Hans
as Office Man
Reviews
As a producer, backing GHOOR was not just a project decision — it was a commitment to fearless, original storytelling that dares to challenge the audience’s comfort zone. When I first heard the concept of GHOOR, I knew this wasn’t going to be an ordinary horror short film. It was different — a story driven by raw emotion, unsettling silences, and a psychological undertone that lingers long after the film ends. Supporting this vision as a producer was both a privilege and a thrilling experience. The film beautifully showcases how horror doesn’t always need elaborate sets or jump scares. Sometimes, the most terrifying things are those that can’t be explained — and GHOOR captures that fear perfectly. I’m proud of the entire team for executing such a bold concept with precision and passion. From the director’s vision to the crew’s relentless hard work, every frame reflects the dedication we had for this film. As a producer, my aim has always been to bring unique, thought-provoking stories to the audience, and GHOOR is a shining example of that mission. I believe this film will not only entertain horror lovers but also inspire upcoming filmmakers to experiment with narrative-driven storytelling. We look forward to more such projects in the future — stories that stay with you, haunt you, and make you think.