Baramulla Release Time Today: Here's When Manav Kaul's Horror Film Will Premiere on Netflix
After generating significant buzz, Manav Kaul’s latest film Baramulla is set to premiere today on Netflix. Known for his impressive range and skill, Kaul continues to captivate audiences with each performance.
About the Film
Baramulla is a supernatural horror film directed by Aditya Suhas Jambhale and also stars Bhasha Sumbli in a key role. The story follows a police officer in Baramulla, portrayed by Manav Kaul, investigating a disturbing series of child abductions.
Plot Overview
As the officer digs deeper, he uncovers chilling secrets beneath the surface of the small town. Supernatural forces begin to threaten both his family and the fragile peace of Baramulla. His investigation reveals that the mysterious events may be connected to long-forgotten tragedies from the town’s past.
“Baramulla revolves around a police officer in Baramulla who is delving into a series of child abductions. As he investigates, he stumbles upon terrifying secrets.”
Release Details
- Platform: Netflix
- Release Date: November 7
- Release Time: 1 PM IST
- Requirement: Active Netflix subscription for HD streaming
Author’s Summary
Manav Kaul’s Baramulla blends crime, mystery, and the supernatural, exploring how dark secrets from a town’s past resurface to haunt its present.
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