13 Sins (2014) Thriller movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Thriller Drama film “13 Sins: Death Game” story summarized with a full ending in हिन्दी Urdu explanation. A plot is about 13 challenges issued to "Elliot" by an unknown man, in which he did commit multiple major and minor wrongdoings for $1 million, but that each level becomes more difficult. One day, he lost his job and found himself compelled to care for his psychopathic brother.He was trapped by the man and then given 13 tasks in exchange for money. At first, he doesn't believe him, but after the money was transferred into his account, he believed him and began doing his tasks. These tasks include teasing others and terminating the children. ''Elliot'' was given the tasks one by one and he was fulfilling them. Later, he realizes that he is killing innocent people, and "Vogler" meets the detective and tells him that he is looking for the man who owns the game and forces everyone to play it. The police and detective were looking for the game's owner. "Elliot" refused to do the task of putting the string in the middle of the road to end the youngsters. He tries to forbid the second player, but he does not give up.

In the end, "Elliot" discovers that "Michael," his brother, was behind this game, and their father informs them that he has also paid for this game and killed their mother, but he has also killed himself, so they will not win this game. "Michael" wants to kill his brother, but "Elliot" shoots him and later calls his fiance to tell her that he is fine, but she tells her that she also received that unknown call and the man asked her to eat the fly, but she refused, and this is the end of the movie. In my views even today this film is very unique and one of the best thrilling ever.

Credits:
Images and footage Source: Radius TWC Pictures
Director: Daniel Stamm
Producer: Charles Auty,
Editor: Daniel Stamm under Blumhouse Productions

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