Know about best Psychological, Thriller Web Series and Movies
When we hear of psychopaths or human psychology, then sometimes we often get scared of their lives. And also, on top of that, we think most of the time, how would they even do such things? On what purpose? To understand Psychopaths and their way towards tough life, we should watch some of the best Hindi psychological thrillers based on human psychology to find these things.
Here are some best webseries based on Psychological Thrillers
- Asur (2020)
Mythology meets murder in this gritty thriller set in the holy city of Varanasi. It chronicles the grinds of Nikhil Nair (Barun Sobti), a forensic expert-turned-teacher, who returns to his job at the CBI as a twisted serial killer wreaks havoc across the city. He teams up with Dhananjay Rajpoot (Arshad Warsi), his former mentor, to get to the bottom of this murky case, but the duo finds themselves stuck in an endless loop as the killer outsmarts them at every step.
- Breathe: Into the Shadows (Season 1,2)
A dangerous masked man kidnaps the 6-year-old daughter of Dr Avinash Sabharwal, a well-known psychiatrist, and demands a curious ransom for her freedom: Avinash must murder a few people in order to get the girl back. Desperate to see his child again, the doctor gives in. As he confirms his first kill, Inspector Kabir Savant takes charge of the investigation. Avinash slyly joins the probe as a psychiatric expert, using his skills to mislead the authorities. However, the eventual revelation of the original kidnapper’s identity flips the entire plot on its head.The second season of the series based also on Dr. Avinash/J is released on November 9, 2022 at Amazon Prime Video.
- Abhay (Season 1,2,3)
This dark and crime-riddled show is three seasons deep and follows SP Abhay Pratap Singh, who goes to extreme lengths to solve various cases across his cesspool of a city. Abhay’s ability to think and analyse as a criminal sets him apart from the rest. However, his prowess also pits him against some of the vilest delinquents out there while dealing with his own demons along the way. The narrative aims to dissect every layer of a criminal’s mind, challenging the viewers’ psyche and morality in the process.
- Ray (2021)
If you have been an ardent follower of Satyajit Ray, you know what are you stepping in, but if you haven’t followed the legend, you’re in for a trip to a dark inner-conscious-land where things aren’t plain White. The miniseries consists of four psychological thriller episodes adapted for the screen by Satyajit Ray’s short stories.
Let’s talk about movies!
- Phobia (2016)
Having developed severe agoraphobia after being sexually assaulted by a taxi driver, Mehak moves into a new apartment to control her condition. She is a skilful artist, but severe anxiety renders her homebound and paranoid. As solitary life becomes a new routine, Mehak gets acquainted with new neighbours who don’t come across as trustworthy. Furthermore, she discovers a diary belonging to the former tenant who mysteriously disappeared and a new dread is born. As she deals with fresh and vivid visions of intruders and murder, her loved ones must figure out if her trepidations are legitimate or imaginary.
- Bhram (2018)
After a near-fatal car accident, bestselling author Alisha Khanna develops severe PTSD and moves into her sister’s place in Shimla to cope. Things go from bad to worse when she starts glimpsing a girl around the property. Initially brushing it off as hallucinations owing to her condition, Alisha later discovers that a child had died 20 years ago nearby. On the pretext of writing a new book, she delves into the hills’ dangerous mystery, excavating striking evidence against some very powerful people who gradually start perishing.
- Game Over (2019)
As the anniversary of her sexual assault nears, Swapna’s nyctophobia—extreme fear of the dark—starts to overpower her sanity. She is a talented game designer but finds herself crippled by her mind’s limitations. After a dangerous mishap, Swapna becomes wheelchair-bound and news about a serial killer targeting young women around her area starts doing the rounds. Unfortunately, the murderer targets her next and she, in her crippled state, must overcome her trauma in hopes of surviving. Game Over was shot in Tamil and Telugu, and later dubbed in Hindi.
- Pihu (2018)
Pihu is a 2018 Indian child Psychological/ Drama/ Thriller film written and directed by Vinod Kapri and jointly produced by Ronnie Screwvala, Siddharth Roy Kapur and Shilpa Jindal. It stars Pihu (Myra Vishwakarma), a two-year-old girl, in the title role, who gets trapped inside her house with no escape. The film was shot in the Gandharav society of Greater Noida. This movie gave you the best Suspense thriller experience in Dramatic form.
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