6 Bollywood Serial-Killers Who Will Make You Shake With Fear

Beneath the glamorous and fantasy-like surface that covers a lot of Bollywood films, lies a disturbing under-belly that can scare you like nothing else.

Serial KIllers, which are the epitome, of modern day villains, is something Bollywood has never stopped doing. A lot of such movies do get ignored, given that the theme is not very family-friendly. But if you have seen Bollywood covering the serial-killer setting, it is hard not to be impressed. 

Presenting 6 of the most scariest serial-killers in Bollywood—and one that will soon be on the list.

Riteish Deshmukh in Ek Villain

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Sometimes when an average film becomes a blockbuster success, it's because of a memorable performance. Riteish Deshmukh's performance in Ek Villain is similar to that. In addition of being memorable, his psychotic character can also send chills down your spine.

Rajesh Khanna in Red Rose

One of the first modern-style serial killers in Bollywood was seen in 1980's Red Rose. Though, the film wasn't as good as the South Indian film that inspired it, Rajesh Khanna's character penchant to kill women in cold blood, was surely unsettling.

Prashant Narayanan in Murder 2

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The best part of hotly anticpated Murder 2 was unexpectedly veteran TV and film actor Prashant Narayanan. The actor's scary turn won him much-deserved attention and a Screen award.

Urmila Matondkar in Kaun

The best performance of the list by a mile. Urmila Matondkar's complex and often frightening role is so well-portrayed that it will remain you years after you have watched the film. Unforgettable.

Jackie Shroff in Samay: When The Time Strikes

Though the film was blatantly copied from Hollywood film Seven, it was a well made film that boasted Sushmita Sen's top-notch performance. But the movie is stolen by Jackie Shroff in the final minutes of the movie. 

Saswata Chatterjee in Kahaani

Vidya Balan's Kahaani is one of the best suspense thrillers made in Bollywood in recent times. And Bengali actor Saswata Chatterjee's Bob Biswaas, an assassin in the garb of an LIC agent is one the most inventive and terrifying serial-killers to have graced Bollywood.

Next addition to the list...

Nawazuddin Siddiqui in Raman Raghav 2.0

A film inspired by one of the most deadliest serial-killers in Indian history, upcoming release Raman Raghav 2.0 seems promising. If trailers are to be believed, the movie will provide Nawazuddin Siddiqui enough room to showcase his enormous talent, and scare us aplenty while at it.

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Raman Raghav 2.0. releases in theatres on June 24.