1920 London

Shivangi is married to a British prince named Jai. When Jai falls into a coma after a mysterious illness, Shivangi realizes that he is under the influence of dark magic. She seeks the help of a powerful exorcist, Vikram Singh, to save her husband's life and break the curse.

1920 London received largely negative reviews from critics. While some appreciated the attempt at a period horror setting and a few jump scares, the film was widely criticized for its predictable plot, weak screenplay, over-the-top performances, and reliance on clichéd horror tropes. Audience reception was also lukewarm.

• The film struggles with a weak and predictable plot.
• Relies heavily on common horror clichés and jump scares.
• Performances are often over-the-top and fail to engage.

Google audience: Google user reviews are scarce and generally reflect disappointment with the film's execution, citing a lack of originality and effective scares.

Although titled '1920 London', the film is not a direct sequel in terms of story to the previous '1920' films but rather part of the same franchise, focusing on a new story set in the same era.