A juvenile horror films that shocks you with its inanity, 'Ghost Villa' gets almost all its moves good. It is the premise of the film intriguing its strike us with its genuity, and best of all, the film scores infinitely high on the number of scares as well.The horror cliches that 'Ghost Villa' is stacked up with, ensures that the film is an identity of any sort. Mostly mindblowing situations, it is a very run of the mill horror endeavor that suffers from the most vital of all peeks of a substantial plot!

Cast: John Jacob, Parvathy Nambiar, Kottayam Nazeer, Baiju, Kochu Preman
Director: Mahesh Kesav
Producer: Vijay G S
Music Director:Sanand George

Goast Villa is a horror comedy film set in a bungalow. Idols in an ancient temple are robbed and the thief escapes with these to Speary Bungalow in Chennai. The very next day he is seen murdered and the stolen idols disappear. A police dog is killed during the investigation. Businessman Ravuthar, who owns this bungalow, tries several ways to exorcise the ghosts in the bungalow, but in vain. Meanwhile, a jewelry shop owner Paulose Punnakkaran's daughter Elsa (Parvathy Nambiar) is kidnapped and is held captive in this bungalow. She is saved by an invisible power when the kidnappers try to abuse her and the lost idols turn up in the bungalow itself. With Ravuthar's permission, a young man named Anand (John Jacob) sets his mind on defeating the invisible power in the bungalow.