Released on December 12, 2025, “Siharan” promised a dark, socially charged horror experience. Unfortunately, as highlighted in this Siharan Movie Review, the film ends up being one of the most disappointing horror releases of the year. Directed and written by Manish Kumar Verma, the movie suffers from weak storytelling and poor execution.
Powerful Theme, Pathetic Narration
The plot revolves around a disturbing village tradition where women are discriminated based on their skin tone. The Sarpanch misuses his authority and exploits them, making the premise ideal for a horror-drama. However, the film delivers neither horror nor drama convincingly.
Instead of creating dread, scenes feel forced and unimaginative.
Acting That Fails to Save the Film
Aradhana Sachan, playing Mohini, tries to give the film its emotional core but is let down by shallow writing. Her character’s revolt against the Sarpanch should have been powerful, but it lacks cinematic weight.
Abhishek Sharma in dual roles brings confusion rather than depth. Mehmood Jr. and R. K. Goswami offer no memorable moments. Vijay Manvatkar as Kali attempts to be intimidating but feels theatrical.
The biggest disaster remains the background music (0/5 rating) by Aniket Bhardwaj, which kills every horror moment.
Technical Execution Gone Wrong
In this Siharan Movie Review, it’s impossible to ignore the technical collapse. Editing is abrupt, lighting is inconsistent, and the special effects look outdated.
Nothing in the film supports the horror genre—no atmosphere, no buildup, and no memorable scenes.
Final Verdict: 1/5
“Siharan” feels like a rough draft rather than a completed film. With a confused narrative, terrible sound design, and weak performances, the movie fails at every level.
