Popular murder mystery movies involving women like 'Haseen Dillruba'

With Haseen Dillruba arriving to entertain  audience as a classic pulp fiction tribute, this Hindi film genre will see a revival of sorts. Bollywood diva Taapsee Pannu and actor Vikrant Massey will be seen in this movie directed by Vinil Matw. 

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Teesri Manzil

Teesri Manzil is a classic Hindi murder mystery movie that released in 1966, starring Asha Parekh and Shammi Kapoor in le roles. movie revolves around a woman who blames a person for being involved in death of her sister. However, what follows is something that one would ever expect. 

Gupt

Gupt is a brilliant suspense thriller movie of all time with perfect mix of thriller, drama, and romance. Starring Bobby Deol, Manisha Koirala, and Kajol, movie portrays how Bobby's character tries to prove his incence when he is suspected of killing his own far. climax unravels a brilliant ending and background score complements it perfectly. 

Mardaani 2

Rani Mukerji plays role of a bass cop who fights against a torious criminal and a serial killer. suspense crime thriller totally stands on shoulders of Rani Mukerji who has responsibility to put this serial killer to an end. 

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Kahaani

Kahaani is a story about a pregnant ly who is in search of her missing husband. Vidya's character arrives in Kolkatta to find her husband while  whole world tries to convince her that her husband does t exist. It is a must-watch movie for somebody who loves suspense movies. 

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Talaash

Talaash is a psychological thriller movie starring Aamir Khan, Rani Mukerji and Kareena Kapoor Khan in pivotal roles. movie is so gripping that one cant get a hold of plot if y miss a part. story is brilliantly written and  psychological element just ds to chills. 

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