Released as a "Short Film" or mini-web series, usually consisting of one or two episodes.
Killing Attraction (2024) is a Hindi-language short film released as part of the NeonX Short Films slate. Running approximately 18–22 minutes, it blends neo-noir visuals with psychological suspense, anchored by compact storytelling and a focus on character dynamics over spectacle. The film uses tight framing, mood-driven sound design, and a neon-drenched color palette to create an urban-night atmosphere that mirrors the protagonist’s deteriorating grip on reality.
The song "Raat Ka Shehar" plays during the film’s only sex scene, but the track skips and repeats like a broken CD as the mood turns violent. Audiences have reported that the sound design uses infrasound (low-frequency vibrations) during the stalking sequences to induce physical discomfort.
Released as a "Short Film" or mini-web series, usually consisting of one or two episodes.
Killing Attraction (2024) is a Hindi-language short film released as part of the NeonX Short Films slate. Running approximately 18–22 minutes, it blends neo-noir visuals with psychological suspense, anchored by compact storytelling and a focus on character dynamics over spectacle. The film uses tight framing, mood-driven sound design, and a neon-drenched color palette to create an urban-night atmosphere that mirrors the protagonist’s deteriorating grip on reality.
The song "Raat Ka Shehar" plays during the film’s only sex scene, but the track skips and repeats like a broken CD as the mood turns violent. Audiences have reported that the sound design uses infrasound (low-frequency vibrations) during the stalking sequences to induce physical discomfort.
