Alone (2020) Zombie Movie Explained in Hindi | Urdu _ Alone Final Days Summarized हिन्दी s | Commentary on movies | Hollywood movie

Alone (2020) Thriller movies explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Zombie Horror Thriller films “Alone: Final Days” stories summarized with a complete ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot is about an entertaining tale about zombies apocalypse which quickly spreads throughout the country. At the beginning of the film, a boy named "Aidan" is seen recording a video on his laptop in his apartment. He is alone there. In addition, there is a zombie outbreak throughout the city that is preying on the people. Screamers are infected people who have been infected by these zombies. "Aidan" tries to contact his parents to inquire about their well-being, but the network malfunctions. He receives a message from his parents, who advise him to stay at home until the situation is resolved. He tries to end his own life many times and also records the video on his laptop. There is also a shortage of water and food. Later, he glimpses a girl in front of his terrace and he sees her as a sign of hope. This movie is just like the film 'Alive'.

He tries to reach her in some way and succeeds. Then he reveals to her that he has been suffering from starvation for the last 3 days. He creates a good bond with that girl. Then "Aidan" promises to return back after visiting one more apartment in search of food. While returning, he is attacked by the screamers. He reaches that girl. But he thinks that now he is infected by the screamers . So he says to that girl to kill him. But it is revealed later that there is no sign of infection on his body . So both "Aidan" and that girl get satisfaction and they promise each there to fight until their situation is handled.

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Images and footage Source: Grindstone Entertainment and Lionsgate Pictures
Director(s): Johnny Martin and Matt Naylor

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