No One Gets Out Alive (2021) Film Explained in Hindi/Urdu | NoOne Get Out Alive Summarized हिन्दी

No One Gets Out Alive (2021) Horror movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The Netflix horror thriller film “NoOne Get Out Alive” story summarized with full ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot is is about a haunted mysterious box. A girl named "Amber" who came to America to earn money because her mother was ill, but she did so illegally. She has no identity, so she asks a friend in a factory to create one for her. Ambar finds a hotel that has low rent, and she stays there. It was later discovered that it was a haunted hotel. Ambar notices many unsettling and weird things here, such as a man hitting his head against a wall. But there was no one else in the building except Ambar and a girl in the front flat. However, the girl who was her neighbor vanishes later on and many other eerie visions begin. Later, Ambar discovers that Red, who gave her the flat in rent, is not trustworthy, and he takes her to the basement. She asks Red for money because she wants to leave, but she deceivably takes her to the hotel in the basement, and when Ambar asks him to release her, he says, "I couldn't let the same thing happen to my mother, and it will happen to you." It was later discovered that it was happening because of the mysterious box that Ambar saw in her dreams. It was a haunted box that was discovered in 1963 while digging.

A ghost has possessed Red's father and brother and in the end, Ambar is shown to be possessed because Red, his father, and his brother have all died, so it was Ambar's turn, and the ghost will do everything. What will happen?

Credits:
Images and footage Source: NetFlix
Directed by: Santiago Menghini
Producer: Jonathan Cavendish, The Imaginarium
Based on: No One Gets Out Alive Novel by Adam Nevill

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