By JESSICA DEABREU 
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Title | Baramulla (2025) |
| Director | Aditya Suhas Jambhale |
| Producers / Studios | Jio Studios & B62 Studios |
| Cast | Manav Kaul, Bhasha Sumbli (and others) |
| Genre | Supernatural Horror, Thriller, Mystery |
| Language | Hindi |
| Runtime | ≈ 112 minutes |
| OTT Release Date | 7 November 2025 |
| Platform | Netflix (streaming + offline download available) |
Baramulla is a 2025 Indian horror‑thriller, directed by Aditya Suhas Jambhale. The movie blends supernatural horror with social drama in a haunting Kashmir setting. At its core, it explores trauma, memory and the lingering pain of past injustices — all through the lens of horror and mystery. The film’s tone is dark and atmospheric, mixing eerie the supernatural with deeply human drama. Many viewers have praised its moody cinematography, compelling lead performance and emotionally heavy climax.
Set against snow‑covered valleys and fog‑shrouded houses, Baramulla builds suspense gradually creeping dread punctuated by moments of horror and emotional intensity. It’s less about cheap scares and more about unease, memory, and the weight of history. The environment itself seems alive almost a character on its own giving the film a sense of dread that lingers long after the credits roll.
The performances especially by Manav Kaul and Bhasha Sumbli bring emotional depth to the chilling narrative. The direction uses the contrast between Kashmir’s haunting beauty and its tragic history to heighten tension and underscore themes of loss, guilt, and redemption.
Plot Premise:
DSP Ridwaan Sayyed (Manav Kaul) is transferred to the snowy town of Baramulla in Kashmir. He arrives with his family, unaware that the town hides dark secrets. When local children begin disappearing under mysterious circumstances, Ridwaan begins investigating. As he digs deeper, he discovers unsettling supernatural events, occult folklore, and buried trauma connected to the region’s troubled past and soon the horror strikes much closer to home.
How to Watch / Download “Baramulla (2025)”
If you want to watch or legally download “Baramulla,” here’s what you need to know:
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The film is officially released on streaming platform Netflix on 7 November 2025.
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On Netflix, you can stream the film, or use Netflix’s “download for offline” feature to watch it later without internet.
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To get access, you’d need a valid Netflix subscription available in your region (or a region where the film is streaming).
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Once logged in, locate “Baramulla (2025)” and either Play to stream online or click Download if your device supports offline viewing.
Important Note on Copyright & Legality: This film is a legitimate release. The only lawful way to view and download it is via authorized platforms such as Netflix. Downloading or distributing pirated copies (from unofficial sites) is illegal and violates copyright laws. I strongly advise against using unauthorized “free download” or “torrent” sources.
Why Baramulla Matters (Themes & Impact)
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The film uses horror as metaphor supernatural events reflect unresolved trauma, memory, loss, and the historical injustices experienced in Kashmir. This gives the horror elements deeper weight beyond mere scares.
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By blending social‑political themes with horror, Baramulla stands out among typical thrillers. Its setting snow‑covered valleys, haunted houses contributes to a strong atmospheric feeling.
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Performances and cinematography especially scenic Kashmir visuals and tense mood elevate the experience, making it as much emotional drama as horror.
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For audiences interested in socially conscious films that don’t shy away from difficult histories, Baramulla offers an experience that lingers mentally and emotionally.