Mumma

Mumma is a Bengali feature film that has been steadily carving out its own space in the world of independent cinema, particularly within the horror genre, to be released in upcoming years. At its core, the film is not just a tale designed to shock and unsettle but a story that delves deep into the psychological layers of fear, memory, and family bonds. It brings together the intimate fragility of human relationships with the raw terror of the supernatural, creating an atmosphere where personal trauma and spectral dread intertwine seamlessly.

The project has already begun receiving critical recognition on the screenplay circuit. Mumma was selected as a semi-finalist at the prestigious 1497’s Features Lab, an achievement that speaks volumes about the film’s narrative strength and originality. Furthermore, its nomination at the Interdependent Studio 1 Screenplay Contest highlights its growing international appeal and positions it among the most promising scripts to emerge from South Asia’s contemporary film landscape.

As a horror film rooted in Bengali culture yet universal in its themes, Mumma aims to captivate both domestic and global audiences. With its blend of chilling suspense, layered storytelling, and cultural depth, it promises to be more than just a horror story—it is an exploration of fear itself.