‘Chaar Diwari’ interview: Syed Shadan on the horrors of renting in Mumbai and why Hindi cinema keeps chasing formulas
The Mumbai-based filmmaker unpacks the real-life anxieties behind his unusual new horror short, reflecting on urban loneliness, shrinking apartments and the future of Indian horror
· 8/6/2026, 1:18:36 PM· 2 min read
The Mumbai-based filmmaker unpacks the real-life anxieties behind his unusual new horror short, reflecting on urban loneliness, shrinking apartments and the future of Indian horror
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