Manish Bambha

Manish Bambha’s filmography is honestly a wild mix of stories that don’t just stick to one lane. Take "Traunted" (2023) for example—this one dives right into the weird and unsettling. There’s always that sense of something lurking just out of frame, you know? The kind of movie that gets under your skin and has you double-checking the shadows in your own room. People who caught it still talk about certain scenes with that haunted look in their eyes. Not for the faint-hearted, that’s for sure. Then you’ve got "Hisaab Barabar" (2024). Way different vibe. This film leans heavy on drama, with characters dealing with debts—emotional and literal. It’s not just about numbers and money; it digs into grudges, forgiveness, and the whole messy business of human relationships. There’s tension, there’s betrayal, but also those rare moments where you see someone make the right call, even when it costs them. It’s raw in a way that doesn’t feel forced. And don’t even get me started on "Ruhani Ishq" (2023). This one’s a romance, but not the sugary, cookie-cutter kind. It plays with spirituality, obsession, and the idea that love isn’t always sweet—sometimes it’s downright unsettling. There’s chemistry, for sure, but also this underlying tension that keeps you guessing if the characters are better together or apart. Manish Bambha has this knack for picking stories that leave you thinking, “Wait, what did I just watch?” Long after the credits roll.