Karanvir Malhotra
India Web Fest 2025 Panel Discussion: Scripting Success With Andhera: Decoding Horror Genre
Watched Andhera. The metaphysical crawl of devilry that’s been witnessed still shoots with spook. Horror comes with an irony, and the irony that the panel discussion drew was a positive one—Indian horror finally coming to light. Threading the thoughts around Andhera; it’s to start by calling it ‘horror renaissance.’ For years, horror in India was dismissed as campy, cheap, or simply not worth taking seriously. In a wide-ranging discussion around Andhera, now streaming on Prime Video, Salil Acharya, Actor/RJ, Vice President, Radiocity 91.1, dived into what makes horror so de | Click Here...
Andhera Review: A Visceral Knockout You Won’t Forget
What is darkness, if not a mirror to our most unspoken truths? Not the absence of light, but the presence of everything we refuse to confront—our grief, our guilt, our shadow selves. Andhera, directed by Raaghav Dar and produced by Excel Entertainment, is a searing and cerebral descent into the psychological underworld of modern Mumbai that dares to ask: what happens when that darkness takes form? When it no longer stays within but begins to hunt from without? Written by Gaurav Desai, Raaghav Dar, Chintan Sarda and Karan | Click Here...
Andhera Trailer: Unleashes a haunting new breed of horror
There’s something deeply unnerving about the Andhera trailer, and I mean that in the best possible way. It doesn't rely on cheap thrills or loud bangs to jolt you. Instead, it creeps in quietly, patiently. And before you know it, you’re leaning in, breath held, skin prickling. Set against the glowing skyline of Mumbai, Andhera peels back the gloss and shows us something far more unsettling hiding underneath. What we see is a city that looks familiar, but somehow wrong. The visuals are beautifully disturbing, filled with shadow, fog, and that uncanny stillness that comes right bef | Click Here...
Exclusive: Karanvir Malhotra roped in for Amazon Prime Video’s horror series Unseen
Karanvir Malhotra, the young and talented actor, who is known for his work in projects such as The Forgotten Army – Azaadi ke liye, What are the Odds? and Selection Day, has bagged a new web show. IWMBuzz.com has exclusively learnt that actor Karanvir has been roped in for Amazon Prime Video’s horror series Unseen. Producers Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani’s Excel Entertainment the series will see Surveen Chawla, Prajakta Koli, Priya Bapat, and Pranay Manchanda playing pivotal roles. The project is already on floors and will be directed by Raghav Dhar and the showrunner is Ga | Click Here...
Exclusive: Karanvir Malhotra bags Amazon Prime’s Indian Police Force
Karanvir Malhotra, the young and talented actor, who is known for his work in projects such as The Forgotten Army - Azaadi ke liye, What are the Odds? and Selection Day, is all set to entertain the masses in a new web show. As per a credible source, Karanvir has been roped in for ace filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s upcoming web series Indian Police Force for Amazon Prime. The series will see popular Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra playing a cop. It will also have Shilpa Shetty, Shweta Tiwari, and Vivek Oberoi in vital roles. We at IWMBuzz.com earlier wrote about Azinkya Mishra, A | Click Here...
Review of Netflix’s What Are The Odds: Dreadfully Droll and Consciously ‘Cool’ Film
Starring Abhay Deol, Yashaswini Dayama, Karanvir Malhotra Directed by Megha Ramaswamy Rating: * (1 star) Towards the end of this dreadfully droll and consciously ‘cool’ film, the girl named Vivek asks the boy named Bobby Darling…okay I am kidding…boy named Ashwin, ‘What are the odds of a boy like you hitching up with a girl like me?’ I have a similar question for the brains behind this balderdash. “What are the odds that we can sit right till the end of this weird film, so proud of it that it wears its weirdness on its chest like a soldier’ | Click Here...
Review of Netflix’ Selection Day: An intriguing cricketing yarn, bogged down by threadbare, one-dimensional characters
It is quite befitting that the latest Netflix Original to come out of India is one with the game of cricket as its centrepiece. After all, ours is a nation that considers cricket its religion and cricketers as God. But alas, our religion is essentially flawed and our Gods have feet made of clay. And Selection Day slams home this truth with deafening irrevocability. Selection Day is the latest Indian original series from the Netflix stables. And as the title suggests, it pertains to the crucial selection day in cricket, when destinies are made or marred by the second-most important en | Click Here...