Dhanashree Vikas Tupe

Some movies entertain you for two hours. Some movies stay in your head long after the credits roll. And then there are movies like Obsession—the kind that quietly enters theaters with almost no giant superstar campaign and suddenly becomes the film everyone keeps texting about at midnight. At first glance, Obsession looks simple: a boy likes a girl, he makes a wish, and everything goes wrong. But beneath that setup is a dark, uncomfortable, surprisingly emotional story about love, desire, loneliness, and one dangerous question: