New Delhi, Nov. 8 -- Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein isn't just another adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic - it's a haunting, deeply personal reimagining that asks what it really means to create life, and to destroy it.

Written, directed and produced by del Toro, this 2025 film transforms the familiar Gothic tale into something heartbreakingly intimate - a story about ambition, rejection, and the long shadow of inherited pain.

Oscar Isaac plays Victor Frankenstein, a scientist so consumed by his own genius that he forgets his humanity. His obsession with creation gives birth to the Creature, portrayed with raw vulnerability by Jacob Elordi. What follows isn't simply a tale of man versus monster, but a tragic reflection of how pain i...