There is a permanent frown on all the actors' faces. To top it all, even a fool will know that he has to avoid walking in a dense jungle in the dead of night all alone. But our heroine does this twice to be scared off her wits.CHECK OUT: Will music give 1920-EVIL RETURNS the winning edge?There is also the customary howl, the standard scary person creeping behind the back of the unsuspecting actor; the usual twisting of faces and mouthing of profanities. And yes, I forgot to mention a cemetery. This in short is 1920 - EVIL RETURNS. Yes, it looks good. But does it scare? In bits and pieces. But it's not a scare that makes you jump out of your skin, or keeps you on tenterhooks about what to expect next with fear gripping you. Jaidev Verma (Aftab Shivdasani) is a poet whose poetry has found a permanent residence in the heart of a fan, Smriti (Tia Bajpai). Verma lives with his sister Karuna (Vidya Malvade). It so happens that on October 25, Smriti's birthday, these two love birds who had never met decide to meet. Unfortunately, Jaidev is told that Smriti fell off the stairs five days ago and died. He is heart-broken. Two years later, Smriti again sets out to meet Jaidev. Alas! a spirit has kept her captive in the mansion and will not allow her to leave. But her man Friday has got her a taveez or something of the sort to help her reach her destination. As fate and script would have it, she does not reach there in one piece, but Jaidev does find an unconscious girl washed ashore. He takes her home to care for her not knowing who she is. On her part, and for the convenience of the script, Smriti has lost her memory.
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