Nushrratt Bharuccha watched 10 horror movies to prep for Chhori

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Updated At : 01:58 PM Dec 06, 2020 IST

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With her upcoming horror film Chhori, Nushrratt Bharuccha is all set to treat fans with a spooky experience. Spilling some beans about her prep, she says, “Before starting the shoot for Chhori, I had to get into that horror zone. For that, I watched 10 horror films for 10 days. I watched movies like Get Out, The Shining, Rosemary’s Baby, Don’t Breathe, A Quiet Place, The Ring, Ju-on, Hereditary, Omen, One Missed Call, IT, Dark Wate and A Tale of Two Sisters.

She adds, “These movies scared me so much that I almost couldn’t sleep for those 10 nights.” Nushrratt, who was recently seen in Chhalaang along with Rajkummar Rao, also has Hurdang opposite Sunny Kaushal and Vijay Varma, followed by Omung Kumar’s Janhit Mein Jaari in the pipeline.

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