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 Murmur, written and directed by Hemnath Narayanan, is the kind of film that not many people would enjoy or appreciate. Since most of the scenes are from camera perspective, it takes a lot of patience to watch it all the way through. That said, I loved what the filmmaker was trying to do, and the muted shots where nothing much happens piqued my interest and kept me hooked. If you decide to watch this film, make sure you're not expecting a mainstream horror film that will keep you entertained with its sudden scares. So let's find out what happened in the film Murmur and if paranormal investigators managed to find evidence that proves the existence of the village ghost. There is no evidence that the legend of Mangai, as depicted in Murmur, exists in real life, although the people of South India do worship the seven goddesses, or Saptha Kanni. The film showed that Saptha Kanni never reached the village of Kathoor after a woman named Mangai arrived there, which is also a mere fabri...