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Pari Screamer 7: Horror is not a child's play and Anushka Sharma's film proves it
Anushka Sharma is geared up for her upcoming movie Pari which releases on March 2, 2018. The tagline of the movie, "Not a fairytale", has already given rise to a lot of speculations as to what the story of this supernatural thriller is.
Anushka Sharma is all set to keep you on the edge of your seats tomorrow as her horror flick is hitting the screens. The actor has been sharing several scary posters and videos on social media pages and people are applauding her for her never-seen-before avatar.
Today, she shared screamer 7 today and it is creepy as ever. In the video, a pregnant lady is seen lying in a bathtub waiting to give birth. And suddenly, the shadow of a devil appears. The scariest part was the baby in the womb turning into a devil and screaming its lungs out.
Check out the video below and tell us about it in the comments section.
Scary AF!
Earlier, talking about the same with a leading daily, Anushka said, "It’s an interesting way to show a film. Whatever intrigue is there for the film, is exactly what we are looking forward to. Things are in place and the more we proceed more will be divulged about the film. I am excited to take up a genre like this because I love watching it as a viewer, too."
Anushka revealed that contrary to what the screamers look like, the movie is actually a love story. Anushka revealed, "If I tell you Pari is a love story, you will be surprised. But it is. It’s not something which you can define or confine to one genre. Horror’s always a treatment and atmospheric horror is just brilliant, which is what Pari is all about."
Speaking of the horror genre, the actress stated, "Love stories also don’t work at times, but there are lesser examples to make here. So you can say horror mein aisa hota hai. This genre isn’t one that has been tried-and-tested. I believe it’s got an untapped potential. India watches a lot of horror and it’s an interesting space. Horror doesn’t always have to be about ghosts coming out of closets. It’s a theme. It’s the treatment and that’s what is exciting. This genre has not been explored too well in Bollywood, which is why I got into this. I want people to always expect the unconventional from me."
