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| 2. Pari – A supernatural horror film starring Anushka Sharma, about a woman who is possessed by a demonic entity. |
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| 3. Stree – A comedy horror film starring Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor, based on the urban legend of a female spirit who preys on men. |
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| 4. Tumbbad – A period horror film set in 1918, about a boy who discovers a hidden treasure in his ancestral village, leading to sinister consequences. |
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| 5. Pariwar – A horror-comedy series about a dysfunctional family that encounters supernatural occurrences in their ancestral home. |
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| 6. Mohini – A horror-thriller film starring Trisha Krishnan, about a woman possessed by a vengeful spirit seeking revenge. |
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| 7. Amavas – A horror film starring Nargis Fakhri and Sachiin Joshi, about a couple who experience terrifying events in a secluded mansion. |
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| 8. Dobaara: See Your Evil – A supernatural horror film starring Huma Qureshi and Saqib Saleem, about siblings who confront their haunted past. |
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| 9. Kaalo – A horror film set in a remote village, where a group of people must fight for survival against a demonic entity. |
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| 10. 6-5=2 – A found-footage horror film about a group of friends who go on a trek to a remote location, only to encounter a terrifying presence. |
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| Important Facts: |
| – Many Indian horror films draw inspiration from folklore, urban legends, and mythology. |
| – The horror genre in Indian cinema has evolved over the years, with filmmakers experimenting with different storytelling techniques and subgenres. |
| – Indian horror films often blend elements of drama, comedy, and romance with supernatural themes, creating a unique cinematic experience. |
| – Some Indian horror films challenge societal norms and taboos, addressing issues such as gender roles, mental health, and superstitions. |
| – Indian horror films have gained international recognition for their creativity, storytelling, and visual effects, attracting a diverse audience across the globe. |