(2015) is generally considered a poorly executed horror-thriller that struggles with technical flaws and repetitive dialogue . While it has an intriguing premise based on real-world legends, critics from the Times of India and Bangalore Mirror gave it low ratings, often around 1 out of 5 stars . Plot Overview
The story follows four friends from Mumbai who take on a risky contract to film a documentary at Nidhivan, a mysterious site in Mathura. Legend states that Lord Krishna and Radha perform their Ras Lila there at night, and no one who stays after dark survives. Most of the film's runtime is dedicated to their ill-fated road trip rather than the actual mysteries of Nidhivan. Legend states that Lord Krishna and Radha perform
: Reviewers highlighted the lack of dialogue variety, noting that characters frequently repeat the same filler words like "Yaar" or "Sir" throughout the 95-minute runtime. : Critics heavily panned the "found-footage" style, noting
: Critics heavily panned the "found-footage" style, noting that shaky handheld shots and poor framing often led to motion sickness for viewers. a mysterious site in Mathura.