Also, the plot has its haphazard moments in the second half as it rushes to reach a conclusion that many may not understand. In the second half, one particularly finds content missing and it’s mainly the performance that keeps the film afloat. The first half is terrifying and he manages to leave the viewers confused as the lines between the film being a psychological thriller or a supernatural one are thinned. The tight screenplay of the film keeps the audiences riveted to the screens right from the word go. Right from the film’s concept of throwing light on the concept of phobia and building it into a fine thriller is a difficult job. Pavan Kripalani is a genius to have worked on a script like Phobia. Radhika Apte in a still from movie Phobia Phobia Review: Script Analysis Strange things happen with Mehak and it is kept ambiguous if it is her mind playing the tricks until the climax. The girl who owns the apartment has been missing and Mehak soon starts to believe that she is dead and has been killed. If Mehak’s mental state is already any less difficult, the new apartment has its own set of mysteries too. Being holed up in the house for months and because of her panic attacks becoming a problem for her sister, Mehak is unconsciously moved out to another apartment by her close friend Shaan (Satyadeep Mishra). To cope with her fear, she starts to stay with her sister who seeks help from a psychologist.
After a terrifying incident of sexual assault, Mehak develops agoraphobia, the fear of public spaces. Mehak Deo (Radhika Apte) is a highly skilled artist.
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