So it is not a surprise that she acts like this was her first film too.
She, like her character, is looking to resurrect her sagging career by going back to where she began, Raaz franchise and Vishesh films. The film boasts of the best of the best coming together to create a horrifying experience one wouldnt easily forget (it is a stated horror film if you have forgotten, duh!)įirst off is Bipasha Basu. It is not just this stupendously convoluted and layered script that takes Raaz 3 notches above competition.
Sceptics might frown at the fact that in a supposed film industry, Bipasha and Esha seem to be the only tow heroines Emraan the only director but then artistic liberty bhi toh koi cheez hoti hai, duh! Only problem in this perfect plan is that he falls for (and sleeps with but of course) the second heroine too and has a conscience that suddenly awakens to set the wrong right. Emraan Hashmi is a director who in order to repay the Karzz of being allowed to sleep with Bipasha, connives with her to do Kaala Jaadu on Esha and destroy her career. The sole reason for this is the new star on the rise, Esha Gupta, who also happens to be Bipashas half sister (they share the same father, because it is so common in the world we live in aint it). Raaz 3 is a challenging film that on the one hand pushes the envelope of the horror genre of film making in mainstream Hindi cinema while also re-establishing the dulled out career of its lead Bipasha Basu.īipasha is a down in the dumps super star whose career is on the wane. As Shanaya, Basu, no stranger to villainous roles, seems to relish the opportunity to get as bad as she can get, and here, she uses her husky voice and feline grace to great effect.Review Raaz 3 & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit If there is a reason to see this film at all, it’s to bask in the glow of Bipasha Basu.īasu was born fabulous - and in this film, she rocks it with fierce black eyeliner, three-inch red-and-orange nails, and a famously toned body which she shows off in some memorable dance numbers (her exercise videos are understandably hot sellers in India). The swarthy Hashmi, the nephew of Raaz 3’s producer Mahesh Bhatt, does a forgettable job while Gupta, a former Femina Miss India, conveys an innocent charm. The script ( Sagufta Rafique) has a few good lines, and the story keeps the viewer’s interest, though the film drags at well over two hours. Bhatt has made a number of scary movies, but here he doesn’t offer much that’s new or original, relying instead on a blaring soundtrack and standard-issue fright elements such as a crazed clown, buckets of blood and a maggoty corpse on the loose. This makes Shanaya so furious that she raises the stakes, and all three become caught in a bloody supernatural battle in the zone between life and death.Īlthough the film is the third in Vishesh Films’ hit Raaz series, and Basu also starred in the first film, it’s not a sequel in the strict sense. But as Aditya becomes closer to Sanjana, he comes to realize that she doesn’t deserve the pain that Shanaya is trying to inflict on her and turns on Shanaya to protect her. Shanaya’s sadness turns to rage she tracks down a black magician who makes a potion that will make Sanjana suffer, and enlists Aditya to give it to her. Complicating matters is the fact that the two women are half-sisters, and that they competed for the love of their father while growing up. But when Shanaya is passed over for an industry award in favor of ingénue Sanjana (Gupta), the older actress is cut to the core.
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Shanaya (Basu) has it all: a hot movie career and a devoted boyfriend who happens to be a movie director, Aditya ( Emraan Hashmi). Like most of Vishesh’s other recent titles, this film, which was shot in 3D, has been released on a limited number of screens outside of India (this review is based on the 2D version).
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