49-year-old Indian director Vikram Bhatt shared some amazing news with his fans. The filmmaker is currently filming the horror film 1921 in the United Kingdom. The man says that the shooting takes place in the old English mansion "Wentworth Woodhouse" near Rotherham. The luxurious manor house, built in 1725, is considered one of the most haunted places in the UK.
And, according to Vikram, he accidentally managed to photograph one of these phantoms. The Indian claims that the picture below captures the translucent spirit of an elderly man standing on the path near the mansion. If you look closely, you can see that he is wearing a hat, dark coat, and white shirt. The ghost seemed to stretch out his right hand and rests it against the wall of the structure. Bhatt wrote on his website:
We caught a real ghost on camera! This is not a publicity stunt for promoting our new film! Believe me, I was just as impressed as you. The ghost appeared near the Wentworth Woodhouse mansion, which, according to paranormal researchers, is infested with spirits. The house belonged to a once wealthy miner, whose spirit, according to urban legends, still dwells here. None of us saw the ghost, but the camera captured it clearly. It turns out that we came here for a reason.
Vikram Bhatt reports that in none of the places in Foggy Albion there are so many people from the afterlife as here. It is noteworthy that the now famous British ghost hunting team Most Haunted first filmed the phantom at Wentworth Woodhouse in South Yorkshire. However, the big question remains: did the director actually photograph the ghost, or is it still a marketing ploy to draw attention to the upcoming horror movie?..
Daniil Myslinsky