The Midnight Meat Train (2008) Thriller movie explained in Hindi Urdu. The American Horror Thriller film “Midnight Meat Train” story summarized with a complete ending in हिन्दी explanation. The plot is about a photographer named “Leon” and mysterious murderer on subway. He was fond of photography and he wanted to continue it as his profession. He wanted to start a business. His waitress tells him that she can help him in this matter as one of his friends knows the Owner of the Arts Gallery and she can make this possible for him to meet him. Finally, Leon meets her. Her name’s “Susan”. She takes a glance at Leon's portfolio but isn't very impressed. Leon becomes disheartened and starts to walk away as night descends Meanwhile, he notices that some guys are teasing and hitting a young lady. Leon moves forward to guard her and those guys run away from there. He takes the lady with him but when he wakes up, he finds her nowhere. He tells this to a detective but he doesn’t pay heed to his words. Leon plans to find her on her own and he goes to the same place where he found that lady. He doesn’t find her but encounters a well-dressed butcher “Mahogany” on the train. He wonders what he’s doing here and is convinced to think that he is probably the killer who chased him at that night. He chased everyone who came at the station in the midnight. Was he really a killer? Well, we’ll be able to know after watching the whole movie. I think this movie has great power of converting one’s boredom into leisure. This movie is of horror genre and contains a lot of violent scenes. I had to close my eyes sometimes as these acts looked so real and horrific. This movie brings its viewers into its mystery at first but then it unfolds the reality itself. I think people who travel in the train shouldn’t watch it as they can feel fear of the butcher while travelling in the train. Just kidding! I am sure you won’t waste 1 hour 37 minutes of your life if you watch it. Please Like, Share and Subscribe. Credits: Images and footage Source: Lionsgate Director: Ryuhei Kitamura Producer: Clive Barker 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.