Mahakaal (also known as The Great God of Time and Death) is a 1994 Indian horror film directed by Shyam Ramsay and Tulsi Ramsay.[1] It was loosely plagiarised off of the American horror film franchise A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).[2] The film soundtrack was composed by Anand–Milind.

Plot

A college student Seema sees in her nightmare that a horrible looking man wearing steel claw gloves attacks her. She wakes up to find that she has real wounds on her arm. Later her friend Anita too sees the same nightmare and finds real wounds on her arm. Anita tells her parents about her nightmare. Her father, who is a policeman, refuses to believe it. Later, Seema is attacked again in her dream and she dies because of the wounds. Her boyfriend is put in police lockup where he sees the horrible man who makes snakes appear by magic. The boyfriend dies of snake-bite. Later, Anita and her mother catch Anita's father taking out a metal clawed glove from his drawer, so he is forced to reveal the secret that an evil magician Shakaal had been kidnapping children and sacrificing them to increase his evil powers. Seven years back, Shakaal had killed Anita's sister too. Finally, Shakaal kidnaps Anita. As her father knows Shakaal's place, he arrives with Anita's boyfriend and they manage to kill him and save Anita.[3]

Cast

• Karan Shah - Prakash
• Archana Puran Singh - Anita
• Reema Lagoo - Anita's mother
• Johnny Lever - Canteen & Hotel Manager
• Kulbhushan Kharbanda - Anita's father
• Mahaveer Bhullar - Shakaal
• Kunickaa Sadanand - Seema
• Mayur Verma - Param
• Baby Swetha - Mohini (Anita's Sister)
• Sunil Dhawan - College Principal
• Dinesh Kaushik - Randheer
• Asha Patel - Cabaret Dancer
• Narender nath - Pujari
• Kishore Varma -
• Mehnaz

Soundtrack

External links

• Mahakaal at IMDb
• Mahakaal

References

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