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Pisaasu (transl. ’Phantom’) is a 2014 Indian Tamil-language horror drama, written and directed by Mysskin and produced by Bala under B Studios. The film features Naga, Rajkumar Pitchumani, and Ashvatt in the lead roles, with Radharavi, Kalyani Natarajan, Prayaga Martin, and Harish Uthaman in supporting roles. Released on 19 December 2014, the film received widespread critical acclaim for its unique approach to the horror genre. A Telugu dubbed version titled Pisachi was released on 27 February 2015. The film was later remade in Kannada as Rakshasi and in Hindi as Nanu Ki Jaanu.After garnering positive reviews for Onaayum Aattukkuttiyum (2013), Mysskin was approached by director Bala to create a film under his production banner, B Studios. Mysskin then traveled to the US to research and write the script for the horror film. A unique launch ceremony for the project was held in Chennai at midnight in May 2014, breaking from the conventional morning launch traditions.

Newcomers Naga and Prayaga Martin were cast in the lead roles, with Prayaga selected to portray a ghost following a successful audition. Naga was chosen by Bala, with whom he had previously worked as an assistant director on the film Tharai Thappattai (2015). Harish Uthaman was also signed for a significant role and filmed his scenes in June 2014. The team collaborated with Hong Kong stuntman Tony Leung Siu Hung to shoot action sequences, marking a reunion with Mysskin after their work together on Mugamoodi (2012). Additionally, cinematographer Ravi Roy, art director Jayashree Lakshminarayanan, and music composer newcomer Arrol Corelli joined the project. Malayalam actress Kani Kusruti, known for her role in Burma, was cast in a supporting role.

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Pisaasu Movie Story

Siddharth Soundaarajan (Naga) is an aspiring violinist in Chennai who encounters a tragic accident where a girl (Prayaga) is found lying in a pool of blood. With the assistance of an auto driver and a couple nearby, he rushes her to the hospital, but tragically, she dies while holding his hand. Shattered by this experience, Siddharth returns home with one of her slippers and begins to drive aimlessly around the city in his red car, helping homeless individuals as a way to cope with his grief. After the incident, Siddharth starts to experience eerie occurrences in his apartment. He senses a supernatural presence as things mysteriously clean themselves, and his bottle opener vanishes whenever he attempts to enjoy a drink. Seeking answers, he enlists the help of his friend Badri (Ashvatt) and hires a psychic to exorcise the ghost, but she proves to be a fraud, fleeing the apartment in terror from an unseen force.

Siddharth soon discovers that his autistic neighbor’s son has an imaginary friend, which raises his suspicions about the ghostly happenings. When Siddharth’s mother, Janaki (Kalyani Natarajan), comes to visit, she is struck by a drunken neighbor (Harish Uthaman) who abuses his wife (Kani Kusruti). Shortly after, the neighbor is attacked by a mysterious ghost. The next day, Janaki experiences a freak accident in the bathroom but is saved by the ghost, who alerts the neighbors. Misunderstanding the ghost’s intentions, Siddharth believes it has harmed his mother and threatens to take his own life to seek revenge as a ghost. Despite his attempts to perform various rituals from different religions to banish the spirit, all prove futile as the ghost remains. Additionally, a petty thief attempting to steal from Siddharth’s apartment is fatally stabbed, further complicating the unsettling events surrounding him.

Pisaasu Movie Review

The film’s narrative is masterfully constructed, gradually revealing the mysteries surrounding Bhavani’s tragic fate and Siddharth’s guilt-ridden conscience. The performances are exceptional, with the lead actors delivering heartfelt and compelling portrayals.

What truly distinguishes this film is its ability to balance eerie, atmospheric tension with profound empathy and compassion. The climax, where Siddharth finds closure and helps Bhavani’s spirit move on, is both hauntingly beautiful and deeply moving. Pisaasu is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates an emotional cinematic experience. Be prepared to become invested in the characters’ journeys and to have your emotions stirred. It’s a film that leaves a lasting impression!

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FAQ About  Pisaasu Movie

Q1 – Who Directed  Pisaasu  Movie?

A -Mysskin

Q2-What Genre Is  Pisaasu Movie?

A-Horror

Q3-Lead Cast In Pisaasu Movie?

A-Naga Radharavi

Q4- Rating Of  Pisaasu Movie?

A-13+