
Dak Bangla is an Indian supernatural horror film. The tale centers around a man appointed as the new keeper of the Dak Bangla, a house with a dangerous history. His wife and niece begin to have nightmares about a princess who was murdered in the same mansion by a monster. The monster turns out to be a mummy who renews and terrorises them.
The Hindi movie Dak Bangla was released in theatres on 14th May 1987. It is also streaming on the ZEE5 OTT platform.
Dark Bangla is a movie that introduces Ajay, a middle-aged guy looking for work. He sees a job posting for the Dak Bangla manager in a newspaper in Chandan Nagar, applies for it, and is quickly hired. The former manager committed suicide, according to the head manager. He explains that it's unclear why, but the locals believe the place is haunted. Soon after, he discovers that a mummy is imprisoned in the prison of this structure, which has some connection to the deaths and other paranormal occurrences in the palace. Will somebody be able to discover the truth about this mummy?
Dak Bangla stars Rajan Sippy as Raj, Swapna as Sapna / Princess Sapna, Ranjeet as Shakal / Khursheed Khan, Mazhar Khan as Munna, Shakal's brother, Marc Zuber as Ajay, Narendra Nath as Thakur Maan Singh, Praveen Kumar Sobti as Ozo / Mummy, Swompma as Alinar / Mummy Aaloka and Viju Khote. Bappi Lahiri composed the music. The film is directed by Keshu Ramsay and produced by Reshma Ramsay.
The movie's villain, played by actor Ranjeet, married the actress who played the lead character, Vaishali.
Rajan Sippy, who starred in the much-anticipated 3D film Saamri (1985), worked with Ramsay again in this film.
Swapna remarked in most interviews that she only had to say "Mujhe darr lag raha hain" throughout the film.
Ans: Dak Bangla was shot in the Hotel Anarkali and the government guest house, where the team sheltered, and Ramsay sometimes vacationed.
Ans: Dak Bangla featured four songs. The songs were as follows: "Welcome Welcome," "I Love You Janam (Male)," and "I Love You Janam (Female)." The other song," "Pyare Doston Mere Doston," The song “I Love You (the Love Theme) Jaanam” inspired from the 1972 film “The Godfather ''.
| Movie Released Date | 14 May 1987 |
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1. Total Movie duration: 1h 48m
2. Audio Languages: Hindi