Sam and her friends Gablu and Bunty are into the paranormal and want to investigate a local haunted estate, the Bardez Villa. In 1983 the author who lived there died under mysterious circumstances while writing a book "The Ghost of Sultanpore" which has since become infamous. Their plans to just go in and look around are dashed when the writer's granddaughter moves into the house with her family. But then people who come in contact with Jenny start dying. Always the same way, as if their heart had been squeezed by an invisible hand and thoroughly dessicated. Is this her doing, or has something in that house been waiting 36 years for Jenny to return?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9310372/referenceSort of an Indian Stranger Things. It has a similar mix of childhood friendship, danger, and humor, along with adult themes and a looming evil presence. 10 yo
Aarnaa Sharma is very cute in the lead child role, with Sara Gesawat (no definitive DOB, estimate she's about 14 here) playing a smaller role as Jenny's daughter. Little 9 yo Tvisha Jain makes a few brief appearances as young Jenny during flashbacks to 1983.Check out Aarnaa's Instagram page by the way. Currently 13, she's a rather prolific poster: Aarnaa Sharma (Instagram).
So is Tvisha, who's 12 now: Tvisha Jain (Instagram).
Sara is a bit more mysterious, doesn't do a lot of social media. Unlike the other two girls she doesn't appear to be into modeling.
As with most shows of its type streaming these days, the story is engaging for younger and older audiences alike, although some scenes may be too scary for the little ones - like our young heroine getting her heart ripped out Temple of Doom style. The dialogue track is mostly in Hindi although they shift into English and several other languages throughout. Netflix subtitles are included in English, German, Spanish, and French. Enjoy!
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