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Typewriter Web Review: Desi Stranger Things gets a few things right
Updated On: 23 July, 2019 07:36 AM IST | Mumbai | Letty Mariam Abraham
What starts out as a promising spookfest in Typewriter, spirals to a Bollywood-ised and slightly dissatisfying conclusion

Typewriter
Typewriter
On: Netflix
Dir: Sujoy Ghosh
Cast: Palomi Ghosh, Purab Kohli, Aarna Sharma
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In his early interviews, Sujoy Ghosh often stated that he is inspired by JK Rowling, Enid Blyton and Stephen King, who use children to solve a crime. Cut to present — the filmmaker, in his digital debut, gives us his own version of a horror story that is part Blyton, part Stranger Things, but has Ghosh's stamp nonetheless.
The series revolves around four mischievous kids in Goa, who form a ghost club inspired by the late Madhav Matthews' seminal book, The Ghost Of Sultanpore. Their only wish — to witness a ghost. They are in luck as a new family moves into Bardez Villa, which is believed to be haunted. The new owner, Jenny (Palomi Ghosh), is the granddaughter of Madhav who had died under mysterious circumstances in the villa. No sooner does the family set foot in the house than unnatural deaths begin to occur in the town.
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