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The Invisible (2007) Film Explained in Hindi/Urdu | Invisible Summarized हिन्दी

The Invisible (2007) Thriller movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Suspense Thriller film “The Invisible” part story summarized with a full ending in हिन्दी explanation. Plot revolves around a boy named Nick, who finds himself in a very odd and spooky situation. One day, something very scary happens, and suddenly, Nick is not like us anymore. He's not fully here, but he's not completely gone either. It's like he's invisible to us, living folks, but still hanging around, not ready to say goodbye. This all happens at a college. Nick is really good at writing poems, and he has a friend who gets into big trouble because of a girl named Annie. Annie is a bit of a troublemaker and does some naughty things, but deep down, she cares a lot about her little brother. Nick finds out that Annie stole something and decides to tell the police without saying it was him who told them. Annie thinks Nick might have snitched on her, and then, something very scary happens to Nick. It looks like he's gone forever. But here's where it gets really strange. Nick turns into a soul, kind of stuck between being here and moving on. Annie then finds out that Nick didn't really do anything wrong and works hard to find out who actually did the bad thing. Thanks to Annie, they find Nick near a big water wall called a dam, and guess what? They bring him back to life! Nick's mom was really mad at Annie at first, but then she sees that Annie and Nick really care about each other. In the end, Nick and Annie are super thankful for getting another chance to be together and even send a thank you note up to the sky. Please Like, Share and Subscribe. Credits: Images and footage Source: Hollywood Pictures Director: David S. Goyer Written or actor: Den osynlige Edited by: Justin Chatwin Disclaimer: Any footage(s) in this video has only been used to communicate a message (understandable) to the audience. According to my knowledge, it’s a fair use under reviews and commentary section. We don't plan to violate anyone's right. Thanks.