Is it Radu?nope...Its "neola" Indian Dracula like vampire

Seriously Scary Vampire, seriously long film.

Amitabh Bachchan and Zeenat Aman in Don (1978)

Sridevi, Rishi Kapoor, and Amrish Puri in Nagina (1986)

Hashmat Khan

Manjeet Kular

Kunika Sadanand

Dev Kishan

Shyam Ramsay

A wealthy male banishes a demon, but years later his very own daughter resurrects it.

Tulsi Ramsay

Bandh Darwaza

&quot;BANDH DARWAZA&quot; may well be my personal favorite of the Ramsay Brothers horror flicks. It is in some ways the most approachable for non-Indian viewers. It&apos;s monster is a standard black cape wearing, fanged Vampire and the plot is fairly easy to follow, even without subtitles. The best part of the film is it&apos;s monster. There is nothing &quot;suave&quot; or &quot;seductive&quot; about this vampire. He&apos;s a MONSTER, plain and simple. Appearance wise, the vampire here sort of reminds me of Rondo Hatton with fangs and a cape. He&apos;s kind of a nightmare version of a cartoon Dracula, complete with black silk cape with high collar, very white fangs, and a fright-mask like face. But he&apos;s SCARY! Let me tell ya&apos;! I&apos;m a jaded horror film fan and this is one of the just plain nasty scariest vampires committed to film! His dialog consists mostly of &quot;Gnaaaaarrrrghh-sssss&quot;, usually shouted while smashing through a wall or a door, or just stalking relentlessly toward the frightened protagonists. The closest American counterpart I can think of is the vampire from &quot;THE NIGHT STALKER&quot;, all predatory beast with not a drop of Lugosi to speak of. But, at 2 1/2 hours long, the movie will try the patience of all but the most dedicated fan, and will probably send casual viewers running for their remotes. If you can stick it out through the song and dance numbers and the lengthy conversations, BANDH DARWAZA delivers with the chills!

"BANDH DARWAZA" may well be my personal favorite of the Ramsay Brothers horror flicks. It is in some ways the most approachable for non-Indian viewers. It's monster is a standard black cape wearing, fanged Vampire and the plot is fairly easy to follow, even without subtitles. The best part of the film is it's monster. There is nothing "suave" or "seductive" about this vampire. He's a MONSTER, plain and simple. Appearance wise, the vampire here sort of reminds me of Rondo Hatton with fangs and a cape. He's kind of a nightmare version of a cartoon Dracula, complete with black silk cape with high collar, very white fangs, and a fright-mask like face. But he's SCARY! Let me tell ya'! I'm a jaded horror film fan and this is one of the just plain nasty scariest vampires committed to film! His dialog consists mostly of "Gnaaaaarrrrghh-sssss", usually shouted while smashing through a wall or a door, or just stalking relentlessly toward the frightened protagonists. The closest American counterpart I can think of is the vampire from "THE NIGHT STALKER", all predatory beast with not a drop of Lugosi to speak of. But, at 2 1/2 hours long, the movie will try the patience of all but the most dedicated fan, and will probably send casual viewers running for their remotes. If you can stick it out through the song and dance numbers and the lengthy conversations, BANDH DARWAZA delivers with the chills!

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