Death Note (2017) Film Explained in Hindi/Urdu | Death Note a.k.a Angel of Death Summarized हिन्दी

Death Note (2017) Thriller movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Thriller Horror film “Death Note: Angel of Death” story summarized with a complete ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot is about a high school student, 'Light Turner', who one day finds a black colored book. There are many supernatural and deadly powers in this book.The boy, by writing a name in his notebook, causes that person to depart from this world permanently. This implies that he has the power to eliminate anyone with a mere wish, as long as he writes specific words on those pages. From this book, there comes the ‘Angel of Death’ who looks like a giant monster, who is fulfilling his words.

With his immense power, he starts to rid the world of people he deems unworthy of life. He believes it's his duty to eliminate the bad individuals. Alongside him, a female friend of 'Light' also lends her support. However, their actions catch the attention of a clever officer 'L' begins to pursue them. There are some rules of the Demon of Death as known as Ryuk and his note book, which is also important to follow.

I think it is the masterpiece film that the director ‘Adam Wingard’ has shown us marvelously. Its script flow and filmmaking are very entertaining. Even today, this movie seems to be fresh, Mind-Bending and scary. This is one of the best Dark and thrilling stories you'll ever love to watch and listen. I loved the role of actor ‘Willem Dafoe’ who performed the character Ryuk. Please Like, Share and Subscribe.

Credits:

Images and footage Source: Netflix
Based on: Japanese Manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata
Director: Adam Wingard
Producer: Roy Lee
Screenplay: Jeremy Slater
Cinematographer: David Tattersall

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