Baramulla, Netflix’s latest supernatural thriller, is taking the world by storm. Now trending at #3 on Netflix’s Global Top 10 Non-English Films list across 16 countries, the film has become one of the platform’s biggest international hits since its release on November 7.
Directed by National Award-winner Aditya Jambhale and starring Manav Kaul and Bhasha Sumbli, Baramulla blends mystery, emotion, and the supernatural into an unforgettable cinematic experience that stays with you long after it ends.
1. A Supernatural Thriller That Feels Real
Unlike typical horror films, Baramulla doesn’t rely on jump scares. Instead, it builds slow, psychological tension — every silence feels alive, every frame hides a secret. As a result, it creates an eerie, lasting sense of unease that redefines Indian supernatural storytelling.
3. A Story That Blurs Reality and Emotion
At its core, Baramulla mixes politics, emotions, and the supernatural. The narrative seamlessly weaves mystery and human drama, keeping viewers hooked from start to finish. Every twist adds depth, making the story both thought-provoking and thrilling.
4. A Visual Treat
Set against the haunting beauty of Kashmir, Baramulla is visually stunning. The cinematography captures breathtaking landscapes that mirror the film’s eerie atmosphere. Every shot feels both beautiful and unsettling — a perfect balance for a supernatural thriller.
5. Backed by a Powerhouse Team
From Aditya Jambhale, the director of Article 370, and producer Lokesh Dhar of Uri: The Surgical Strike, Baramulla is powered by creative excellence. Together with Jio Studios, they deliver a story that’s emotionally charged, technically brilliant, and globally appealing.
In short, Baramulla isn’t just another Netflix release — it’s a cinematic experience where beauty meets fear and truth meets illusion. With global recognition and rave reviews, it’s easily Netflix India’s most haunting and powerful hit yet.
