1920: Horrors of the Heart Full Movie Download Link on Telegram 1080p/720p/480p

A young girl walks into a world of darkness is search of revenge but darkness consumes her making her a victim of that very revenge. A young girl walks into a world of darkness is search of revenge but darkness consumes her making her a victim of that very revenge.

1920: Horrors of the Heart Full HD Movie Download on Telegram Link

1920: Horrors Of The Heart Full Movie on Telegram is the fourth horror film in the 1920 series. Meghna (Avika Gor) is distraught when her father, Dheeraj (Randheer Rai), commits suicide. In his personal diary, he has accused his estranged wife, Radhika (Barkha Bisht), of driving him to death. This enrages Meghna so much that she swears revenge against her estranged mother who now lives with her new husband, Shantanu (Rahul Dev), and their daughter, Aditi (Ketaki Kulkarni). Meghna realises, she can converse with her dead father who guides her about how to ruin Radhika and her new family. Even as Meghna is following instructions by her dead father, she is shocked to know that there are things and incidents which have been hidden from her. Will Meghna fulfill the wish of her father? Or will she leave her avenging mission midway?

Mahesh Bhatt and Suhrita Das have written a confused story and screenplay. There’s a character, Rahasur (Amit Behl), whose aim  is not made very clear to the audience. In one scene, Rahasur enters the body of Meghna’s boyfriend, Arjun (Danish Pandor), but it is not clear why he does so because even without that, Meghna would’ve done exactly the same thing as she does now because that was her father’s wish. Likewise, the purpose of planting the gardener (Arbendra Pratap) in the drama is not clear. Also not clear is the benefit Meghna’s dead dad would get if Meghna seeks revenge. After all, he is already dead and gone! The screenplay even otherwise is half-baked and inconsistent. For instance, scenes of intimacy between Meghna and Arjun right in the midst of tension and revenge look weird. Also, Radhika’s initial reluctance to meet Meghna, when she comes to her house, is inexplicable, given that she (Radhika) had nothing against Meghna. Some horror scenes are thrilling and chilling, of course. Shweta Bothra’s dialogues are ordinary.