Relic (2020) Movie Explained in Hindi/Urdu Story Summarized हिन्दी

Relic (2020) Thriller movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Thriller Horror film “Relic” story summarized with a full ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot revolves around Edna, an old woman, disappearing mysteriously from her house. Her daughter and granddaughter, Sam, arrive to search for her. Upon entering Edna's house, they find it in a strange and deteriorated state, with black fungus everywhere. The police are informed about Edna's disappearance, and a search in the jungle yields no results. As the investigation unfolds, it is revealed that Edna has been behaving strangely for some time, experiencing memory loss and paranoia. Sam's mom, Edna's daughter, considers sending Edna to an old age home due to her busy schedule. However, after finding Edna, she decides to care for her. Edna's behavior becomes increasingly erratic, and strange occurrences in the house escalate. Sam discovers a hidden passage in the house, leading to a maze-like structure. Meanwhile, Edna's condition worsens, marked by a spreading black fungus on her body. Sam and her mom attempt to escape the maze, realizing that a malevolent entity has possessed Edna, and it had previously affected Sam's grandfather. The story concludes with a revelation that the entity has passed from generation to generation, causing the demise of family members. Sam's mom sacrifices herself to save Sam, leaving the entity trapped in the house. The importance of familial support is highlighted, emphasizing the need to be together to face challenges. What does the entity symbolize, and how does it mirror the family's internal struggles? Abandonment becomes a breeding ground for supernatural scares! Please Like, comment and Share.
Credits:
Images and footage Source: Paramount Home Entertainment
Director: Yoko Okumura
Producer: Paige Pemberton
Edited by: Michael Block
Writer: ūSalvatore Cardoni
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