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Ghost Ship (2002) + Slit Mouthed Woman (2007) Thriller movies explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Horror Thriller films “Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Women” and "Ghosts Ship" story summarized with a complete ending in हिन्दी explanation. In the first story, a ship that went missing in 1962 is finally found. A crew claims the vessel and tries to tow it back to port, but strange things begin to happen. Suddenly, they find themselves trapped inside the ghost ship. They soon realize that the ship is controlled by demons and evil powers. Be warned: this film contains dark visuals and is not for the faint of heart.

Meanwhile, Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman is about a famous Japanese monster. She has a terrifying face and is said to kidnap children. But how did she get those scars? Some say her husband cut her face in anger, while others think it was a jealous woman or an accident. She died in pain and returned as a ghost, planning to make others suffer just like she did.

She comes to the people with a covered face and asks them if she is beautiful. If they don't say yes, she kills them and If they say yes, she takes off her veil and shows them her mutilated mouth. Then she asks if they think she's appealing. If they do not comply, she kills them. If they say yes, she cuts their mouth in the same way to make them look beautiful like here and they die.

In both stories, we see a unique touch like a sea ghost on one side and a possessed woman on the other side who once used to be pretty. Both, in my opinion, are among the best horror films that the concerned director has brilliantly shown us. Also the script, VFX, chilling scenes and filmmaking are entertaining to watch. Even today, these movies appear to be intriguing and one-of-a-kind. This is one of the best thrilling stories, and you'll enjoy it. Definitely recommended!

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