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Aaaah (film)

Five horror stories from five haunted locations.

Aaaah (film)

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Aaaah is a 2014 Indian Tamil-language horror anthology directed by the duo Hari & Harish. The film follows three friends—Thamizh, Cherry, and Singaram—who are drawn into a wager by a wealthy former classmate named Prosper. To prove ghosts exist, they must capture evidence on camera at five supposedly haunted locations: Japan, Dubai, the midsea of the Bay of Bengal, a highway in Andhra Pradesh, and a remote ATM booth in Tamil Nadu. They fail to record any apparitions, risking a 60 crore prize. However, they learn of a pen drive belonging to Bosskey, a security company owner, that shows footage of a ghost killing an ATM watchman. Bosskey demands 50 lakhs for the drive. Cherry seeks the money from Prosper, but he harasses her instead. That night, Cherry receives a panicked call from her lover Salim, who utters "accident." The trio finds Salim dying; he recounts how he and friends watched an unreleased movie from a CD, and the events onscreen began happening to them in real time, killing them all. Salim buried the CD, but before the three friends can retrieve it, the ghost kills them. Prosper wins the bet, claiming his prize—a Yamaha RX 100—but is then killed by the ghost at his door. The film stars Gokulnath, Bobby Simha, Meghna, and Bala Saravanan, and was released on 28 November 2014 to mixed to positive reviews.

Release year
2014
Language
Tamil
Genre
Anthology horror
Directors
Hari & Harish
Main cast
Gokulnath, Bobby Simha, Meghna, Bala Saravanan
Release date
28 November 2014
Critical reception
Mixed to positive

Lore & Background

The plot follows three friends—Thamizh, Cherry, and Singaram—who attend a reunion and are drawn into a bet by a wealthy schoolmate named Prosper to prove the existence of ghosts. The bet leads them to five different haunted locations around the world: Japan, Dubai, the midsea of the Bay of Bengal, a highway in Andhra Pradesh, and a remote ATM booth in Tamil Nadu. In each case, they fail to capture ghosts on camera, risking the loss of a 60 crore prize to Prosper.

Reader's Guide

The friends later learn of a video footage showing a ghost killing ATM watchmen, stored on a pen drive owned by Bosskey, the security company owner. Bosskey demands 50 lakhs for the pen drive. Cherry approaches Prosper for the money, but Prosper behaves indecently with her. That night, Cherry receives a call from her lover Salim, who utters 'accident' in shock. The friends find Salim dying; he records a narration about a CD containing an unreleased movie that causes real-life incidents to mirror the film, leading to the deaths of his friends. The three friends are killed by the ghost before they can retrieve the CD. Prosper wins the bet, reclaims his prize—a Yamaha RX 100—and is killed by the ghost after answering the doorbell.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aaaah (2014)?

Aaaah is a 2014 Tamil-language horror anthology directed by the filmmaking duo Hari & Harish. It stitches together five standalone ghost stories, each set in a different supposedly haunted location.

Who directed Aaaah and when did it release?

Hari & Harish helmed the project, which opened in Tamil theaters on 28 November 2014.

What is the basic premise of Aaaah?

Three friends—Thamizh, Cherry, and Singaram—accept a wager from a wealthy former classmate, Prosper, to film ghostly evidence at five haunted sites. Their inability to capture any apparitions puts a 60 crore prize on the line.

Who are the main actors in Aaaah?

The lead cast features Gokulnath, Bobby Simha, Meghna, and Bala Saravanan, who carry the trio of friends and supporting roles across the anthology's segments.

What are the five haunted locations in Aaaah?

The five stories are set in Japan, Dubai, the open waters of the Bay of Bengal, a highway in Andhra Pradesh, and a remote ATM booth in Tamil Nadu.

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