When asked about her connection to Halloween, she said, “Halloween and I go way back. For me, it’s not just a day, but a lifestyle. It’s the one day everyone matches my vibe. Scaring people is my cardio, an expression of fear that’s fun to master as an actor.”

One amusing moment she shared was about a mannequin in a mall that surprised her by turning its head and speaking. “I totally freaked out, but no one believes me!” she added with a laugh.

Bollywood-Style Halloween Party

When asked how she’d envision a Bollywood-themed Halloween party, Adah playfully remarked, “I’d love for all actors to come without makeup. Not the ‘no makeup’ look, but completely bare-faced.”

Spooky Experiences

Reflecting on her time in Bollywood, she noted, “I often experience unexplainable things on set. My role was once mysteriously cut without warning. I tried to console myself by thinking I was hauntingly good, but it wasn’t even in a ghost film!”

If she were to cast herself in a horror reboot, she has a plot in mind: “I’d love to play a possessed version of Paro from Devdas, teaming up with Chandramukhi to hold all alcoholic men accountable for their actions!”

Favorite Horror Moments

When discussing horror films, her favorite moment stems from a beloved classic: “The staircase scene from Hum Aapke Hain Koun! is forever etched in my mind. It’s traumatizing to see my aunts walking down steps in sarees; I can’t help but worry!”

Current Projects and Halloween Costumes

Currently, Adah is filming another horror movie in Mumbai, excitedly declaring, “I believe this character will be a popular choice for Halloween costumes!”

Pumpkin Panic: Quickfire Questions with Adah

Pumpkin spice or dark chocolate? “I really dislike dark chocolate; it shouldn’t be bitter!”

Go-to Halloween candy? “Definitely sweet jelly eyeballs, or creatively shaped ghost idlis!”

Trick or treat? “Both! I’ll treat you, then pull a trick you won’t forget!”

Horror movies alone or with friends? “We’re never alone—there are always spirits around!”

Bollywood Halloween song? “Probably ‘Shake it like Shammi’ from Hasee Toh Phasee, with witches and zombies joining in!”

Haunted house décor? “Just like mine right now—empty and spacious for all the ghosts to relax!”