1920 London: More Than Just a Really Long Tube Ride
Ah, 1920 London. What a time to be alive (if you weren't, you know, possessed by a vengeful spirit). Now, forget everything you think you know from that documentary you watched while on a treadmill (because let's be honest, documentaries are no substitute for hilarious historical romps). Buckle up, because we're about to dive into the real story of 1920 London, a tale with more twists than a London cabbie trying to avoid rush hour.
Love, Loss, and a Really Nasty Case of Demonic Flatmates
So, the story kicks off with Shivangi, a perfectly pleasant woman living a perfectly pleasant life in London with her perfectly pleasant husband, Veer. But then, things take a turn for the worse than lukewarm tea. Veer starts acting...odd. Like, muttering in tongues and contorting his body into shapes even Cirque du Soleil would find excessive. Shivangi, bless her heart, starts to suspect something fishy (or maybe something demonic?).
Enter Kesar Ma, the sassy handmaiden who knows a thing or two about black magic (because of course there's a sassy handmaiden who knows about black magic). Kesar Ma blames Veer's predicament on his father's second wife, a woman scorned with a penchant for the dark arts (because, again, of course there's a scorned stepmother with a thing for dark magic).
The Great Escape (From a Very Unpleasant Entity)
Shivangi, ever the resourceful wife, decides to ditch the whole rainy London business and hightails it to Rajasthan, India, in search of an exorcist. Enter Jai, a charming fellow with a talent for dealing with the demonically disturbed. Shivangi begs Jai to help poor Veer, and thus begins a hilarious (well, maybe not hilarious for Veer) battle between good and evil.
There's chanting, there's mirror-smashing (because apparently, demons love mirrors?), and there's enough drama to rival a season finale of your favorite reality show. Jai, bless his exorcising heart, tries his best, but let's just say this particular demon ain't going down without a fight.
The End? (Spoiler Alert: Probably Not)
Well, folks, that's where the movie leaves us. Will Jai prevail? Will Shivangi and Veer live happily ever after (or at least happily exorcised)? Those are questions you'll have to answer for yourself (by, you know, watching the movie).
But hey, at least you can say you now know the REAL story of 1920 London. A story of love, betrayal, and a whole lot of demonic shenanigans.
1920 London: Frequently Asked Questions (The Cliff Notes Version)
How to tell if your significant other is possessed by a demon?
Easy! If they're speaking in tongues, levitating uncontrollably, or have a sudden and inexplicable hatred of mirrors, it's probably time to call an exorcist (or at least a therapist).
How to find a good exorcist?
Honestly, your best bet is probably the internet. Just be sure to read the reviews – you wouldn't want to end up with a lousy exorcist, would you?
Is 1920 London a documentary?
Absolutely not. This is a full-blown horror film, so prepare to be scared (or to laugh hysterically at the absurdity of it all).
Should I watch 1920 London?
If you're a fan of Bollywood horror films with a dash of unintentional comedy, then absolutely!
Is there a sequel?
There sure is! But maybe start with the original before you delve into the demonic delights of 1920 London: Phir.
