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This essay explores the first season of (2017), an Indian erotic horror web series produced by ALTBalaji . The Evolution of a "Horrex" Franchise
The series attempts to reflect:
In the context of Indian censorship laws, the move to OTT allowed the creators to bypass the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). This resulted in explicit content that would not pass in a theatrical release. The series uses the horror premise to justify the erotica; the possession narrative allows for the hyper-sexualization of characters under the guise of supernatural influence. While this follows the formula of films like Raaz and Hate Story , the series format allows for these scenes to be extended, often interrupting the narrative flow. Critics have noted that the balance leans heavily toward erotica, with horror serving merely as a backdrop for the climax of the season.
have compared it to a "hilarious 50 Shades of Indian Grey" due to its over-the-top melodrama and flat acting. Key Takeaways from Reviews Horror vs. Erotica
The show remains a notable example of how established film franchises have adapted to the evolving tastes of the web series audience in India.
This episode delivers on the "18" rating. Ronnie and Ragini engage in an explicit scene intended for his website. However, during the act, Ragini sees a shadowy figure in the mirror that Ronnie’s camera cannot capture. She stops, but Ronnie insists it's a technical glitch. The episode masterfully uses the "found footage" trope to shift from eroticism to dread.