Adding to the exciting list of content to release on Netflix, Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment’s second collaboration with Netflix titled Betaal starring Viineet Kumar is set for a May 24 ...

In a reverse of art imitating life, the cast and crew of Netflix’s new paranormal show, Betaal witnessed a real horror story on set. For most of the shoot,Lipstick Under My Burkha star, Aahana Kumra ...

Netflix recently dropped the trailer of its upcoming horror-thriller, Betaal, and since then, it has grabbed the attention of horror-thriller fans. Directed by Patrick Graham and Nikhil Mahajan, ...

With the release of the first look, Viineet Kumar and Aahana Kumra starrer Betaal backed by Shah Rukh Khan and Netflix made a loud buzz. Today the makers have dropped the trailer of the show and yes, ...

Betaal directors Patrick Graham and Nikhil Mahajan talk about the horror references in India’s first zombie series on Netflix. That includes George A. Romero, John Carpenter, Paul Verhoeven, David ...

The zombie genre, by default and by definition, lends itself to more than a willing suspension of disbelief. Even as one cranks up the chills and thrills, there’s scope for some campy fun to be had.

After releasing the first look, Netflix has now come out with the first trailer for Betaal, its next original series from India from Shah Rukh Khan's Red Chillies Entertainment production house.

Indian web space gets a zombie horror series in Netflix original Betaal. Produced by Shah Rukh Khan, the four-episode series has been created, written and co-directed by Patrick Graham who earlier ...

With bloodthirsty zombies, an ancient curse, and gruesome deaths, Netflix's new horror series "Betaal" is a must-watch for horror fans. But the Blumhouse Television show isn't just about vicious ...

There's a strange kind of nostalgia in the air. Indian cinema, after years of looking outward for inspiration, from Marvel-sized action spectacles to Europe-shot romances, is now remembering something ...

Circa 1985, Vikram aur Betaal, adapted and directed by Prem Sagar, went on air in a weird 4 pm slot on Doordarshan on a Sunday. That was the first TV show, which Ramanand Sagar’s (of Ramayan fame) ...