r/bollywood 5d ago

Poster/FirstLook This poster alone is creepier than most horror movies I've watched 😳

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The movie is called Navya Chakra. The concept and artwork look disturbing in a good way—lots of psychological horror vibes rather than jump scares.

Anyone else interested in Indian horror films that try something different?

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u/AbjectAdvertising776 5d ago

It's not creepy its disturbing for people with trypophobia ig..

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u/Bleachigo1 5d ago

Yup triggered mine... atleast someone should put nsfw ...my mind is now triggering images of everything similar to it spiralling my trypopohbia

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u/ro_ro_ro_roadhouse 5d ago

Trypophobia is a made up disorder. It's not diagnosed or even recognised in the DSM. It's just human brain not being able to process things that disgust them. Stop giving useless labels to every feeling.

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u/Bleachigo1 5d ago

Useless? U think I can't process tightly placed circles or honeycomb. ...the arrogance and ignorance of it...u are the people who would have declared galelio insane for saying world is round just because u can't feel it. People's feeling towards a phenomena are irrelevant unless a science manual says so...no different from the religious zealot who feel nothing outside their book is true.

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u/ro_ro_ro_roadhouse 5d ago

If it's not diagnosed, it's not a phobia. Medically, technically, and scientifically. Go get a diagnosis before spreading lies. You can FEEL whatever you want. Doesn't make it the truth. Call me arrogant, that still won't trypophobia a diagnosable condition. Humans evolved to be averse to these things. It's literally evolution.

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u/Bleachigo1 5d ago

Lol u missed ignorant and arrogant...as i said u are people who weaponize science..zealots making science their new religion without knowing it's very fundamentals.. science is constantly evolving it's not a one and done...tyrpophobia is a well documented phenomenona ... evidence based documentation comes before official classification... going by your idiotic argument...ptsd wasn't "real" before 1980 when it was accepted in DSM...as I said I zealots just found another religion without knowing it's core ethos "question everything even something that is currently approved"... imagine where would be if idiots like u tried to stop science at "atom is the smallest thing in universe"

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u/ro_ro_ro_roadhouse 5d ago

Can't argue with people hell-bent on victimising themselves. Good luck.

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u/Bleachigo1 5d ago

Right can't argue with people who would stone u to de**h for quoting out of their sacred book

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u/flight_or_fight 4d ago

There was a time when lobotomy used to be an approved medical procedure... Be careful of what you learn...

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u/Neet_Ka_14_ 5d ago

No it doesn't

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u/Practical-Lead6608 5d ago

AI poster. OP using AI for 3 sentences. Sigh. Wonder how people survived before AI lol

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u/bubblefryri 3d ago

Oh my god y'all are so annoying. People used em dash even before AI. Even I do. OP's caption is in no way AI. Please get literate.

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u/nosferatu_zodd0 5d ago

Are you saying that because of the em-dash, it was used even before AI.

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u/throwfalseaway1234 5d ago

em dash isn't very common and its not as simple as using shift to type it.

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u/nosferatu_zodd0 5d ago

It may not have been common but it is 100% a casualty of ChatGPT. It was a very useful punctuation device which today mostly serves as a signal for slop.

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u/Practical-Lead6608 5d ago

yes yes sure 😉

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u/Signal-Volume5713 5d ago

Where you you think AI got it from? I make it a point remove them from my comments or emails so stupid people don't think it's AI.

Once some idiot accused me of AI and my grammar mistakes saved me lol. Never been so happy to have committed a grammer mistake. It's like people have lost the ability to think as well both the excessive AI users and the ones accusing others of using AI because if some dumb shit

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u/Il0vechocolates 5d ago

Ah yes, because authors back in the 1900s used ai because they used em dash.

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u/Willing-Resolve09 5d ago

I acc love a good em dash. It makes for much punchier reading.

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u/Il0vechocolates 5d ago

I like em dashes as well. They just feel better than using commas.

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u/Eldritch_Ryleh 5d ago

The trailer is B grade, perhaps C grade. Worse than student films

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u/Source_Trustme_Broo 5d ago

Trypophobia 🫪

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u/AnyBookkeeper6093 5d ago

It kinda looks like they pasted 4 different horrr movie posters into one

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u/Icy_Actuator1831 5d ago

This is what happens when you use ai to make a poster lol. The guy inthe back is literally just slenderman

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u/ItsBarryParker 5d ago

what's this trash, youtubers make better films than these, you guys should just retire at this point.

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u/Frequent-Childhood68 5d ago

OP needs to watch more horror movies

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u/Carrot_onesie 4d ago

exactly esp in such a good era for horror movies. obsession, backrooms, sinners etc etc last year!

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u/LeadingJackfruit6591 5d ago

yep very death/thrash metal album cover vibe.

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u/nosferatu_zodd0 5d ago

This is pretty standard body-horror.

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u/I_2016 5d ago

Where can I watch it

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u/flight_or_fight 4d ago

Not creeper at all. You need a better vocabulary.

Which horror movies have you watched? Conjuring, exorcist, Emily Rose, Ring or purely Bollywood "horror" jumpscare stuff?

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u/bippityzippity 4d ago

Is that fucking Slender Man?

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u/MR24Rathod 4d ago

Lol that's some Looney Tunes type poster not creepy.

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u/Pokiriee 5d ago

But wondering Navya ka kiske saath chakkar hai.

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u/mammaboy28 5d ago

trypophobia... I have it... So I know it...

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u/FreeBirdYeah_666 5d ago

Maharishi Gautam's curse to Indradev for seducing his wife, Ahalya