Wednesday, January 03, 2024
Ramsay Film Purani Haveli Shooting Location
Haveli Featured in 'Purana Mandir', 'Purani Haveli' and 'Veerana'Film 'Purana Mandir' Haveli Location
One of the striking features of the Ramsay horror movies along with the desolated areas and jungles, are the huge spooky havelis. These creepy bungalows and mansions made the Ramsay films even more entertaining to watch. Ramsays carefully selected their shooting locations and spots, and all of them hugely elevated their movie's overall atmosphere and added an eerie mood to their films.
There are quite a few haunted havelis that Ramsays used in their horror films. But the one haveli that caught everyone's eyes is the one that Ramsays used in movies 'Purana Mandir' 'Purani Haveli' and 'Veerana'. The huge structure is beautiful and is quite imposing. And the way Ramsays shot it, made it more scary. The haveli is an isolated building surrounded by jungle, and is on the sea coast. The very location of the mansion makes it beautiful yet frightening. We know the where the haveli is situated. And, we will give you the exact location of the place in this article. So, read on.
The name of the haveli is Nawab Siddi's palace, and it is located in the Murad-Janjira region in Maharashtra. The palace is a private property, and hence it is not open for public viewing. However, you can still see it from the outside.
The Nawab Siddi's palace was first used in the super-hit Ramsay horror film 'Purana Mandir'. Actor Satish Shah, who played the role of Saanga in 'Purana Mandir', managed to arranged the palace for shooting of the film as it belonged to a close friend of his.
The haveli was also featured in the Ramsay horror film 'Veerana', but only in one scene. The haveli was more effectively used throughout the film in 'Purana Mandir' which was released in the year 1984. The haveli made its full-fledged return in the movie 'Purani Haveli' which was released in 1989.
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