#PromoReview: A glimpse of Sanjeeda Shaikh's FRIGHTENED side is here!

We were the first ones to report about the much loved 'Ek Hasina Thi' jodi Vatsal Sheth and Sanjeeda Shaikh making a comeback with Vikram Bhatt's horror web series titled 'Gehraiyaan'. 

And now, the trailer of the web series is finally out! We at Tellybuzz are back with an analytical of the same.

What is the story about?

Gehraiyaan traces the journey of Reyna Malik, a 26-year-old doctor who is all set to resume her duties as a surgeon after a short break. However, an enthusiastic Reyna is troubled by unexplainable occurrences which are related to something that happened with her before she went on a break. And the trauma that follows, freaks Reyna out.

Reyna keeps seeing strange figures and people at her house, cupboards unlock themselves and other paranormal activities take place. And all this while, her surgeon boyfriend Shekhar stands strong by her. But Shekhar fails to understand that Reyna's fears are traumatizing her.

Enters a young and good-looking guy who lives in the apartment below Reyna's. He comes to know of Reyna's predicament as he saves her a few times. And in times like these, he becomes Reyna's saviour.

But is there any ulterior motive behind this guy's help? What is the incident that has been plaguing Reyna? And most importantly why Reyna?

What we liked...

The trailer of the web series only piques the viewer's interest even more. And the trailer of the web series has the complete essence of a true blue Vikram Bhatt product. Even though it is a web series, the trailer has the look and feel of a 70-mm project.

What did we not like...

Sanjeeda seems to have over-reacted in some scenes where it wasn't required, for example when she tells the hospital dean that she want to get back to surgery as soon as possible or when she complains to her boyfriend how the bulbs had to burst today only.

The makers showed only three visuals of Vatsal whereas we did expect a little more dekho of him. 

Verdict:

The web series entices you to watch it, simply because it is a Vikram Bhatt venture. But the very vague glimpse of Vatsal's character did not really win us over.