One may call it completely imaginary and superstitious but there have been real life unconfirmed stories of allegations made by actors on each other of using Black Magic in the past.
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In short if you edit out that one funny kissing scene and all the songs from the film, replacing its routine background score with an experimental one, then RAAZ 3 does become a watchable movie (better than many recent trashy projects) having few positive points as mentioned below.Īs its very first plus point, though not anything fresh but thankfully it does have a believable storyline written around the subject of love, jealousy and competition involved in the film business itself. In fact, while watching it I fondly remembered the subtle and intelligent use of minimum background score by the South Asian film- makers in their brilliant Horror films such as RINGU,SHUTTER, JU-ON and many more. Background score also remains screechy and loud which fails to create any kind of terror needed before all those horrifying moments on the screen. But what pinches you even more than these forced sex scenes are the songs which hinder the pace of the film hugely and don't really have some listening value too, which is usually not a feature of Vishesh Films. So, RAAZ 3 also has many similar sequences wherein the camera starts from the legs itself, the heroine seduces the hero to commit a serious crime and the couple suddenly decides to lock their lips just after a terrifying moment, making you laugh instead of getting frightened. But here in RAAZ 3 they surprisingly come up with at least something to watch, despite of having its usual flaws and drawbacks.īeginning with its weaker points, the film strictly follows the decades old rule of Hindi Cinema wherein Horror Films must have some unwanted sex and songs too to provide the required relief to the viewers. And the Bhatts have easily managed to make some money from their last such ventures, even though they were all pretty weak films as per their subject and execution. The audiences easily relate to the 'Title' with their fond memories of the original and then opt for its sequel, expecting a similar kind of output from the same. Vishesh Films have recently found a new formula of success apart from their earlier fixed patterns of film-making, which is en-cashing the brand name of their previous hits through their so called sequels. She begins to turn to black magic and makes it her goal in life to destroy Sanjana and get back the man she loves, Aditya. Soon enough, Aditya also leaves Shanaya for Sanjana, and Shanaya sees her career fading away and she slowly becomes crazy. Suddenly, Shanaya seems forgotten and everybody only wants to work with Sanjana. This all ends when a younger actress, Sanjana (Esha Gupta) makes her film debut. In addition, she also has a passionate affair with a handsome director named Aditya (Emraan Hashmi). She gets offered the best roles and wins all the awards she's nominated for.
The story revolves around Shanaya (Bipasha Basu), an actress at the height of her success.
Raaz 3: The Third Dimension (2012) is considered one of the best Horror,Romance,Thriller movie in India and around the world. Emraan Hashmi,Bipasha Basu,Esha Gupta,Manish Chaudhary are the starring of this movie. Whether meeting a malevolent spirit wearing expensive sunglasses, seductively controlling her prey, or bringing her scheme to an operatically violent close, she gives"Raaz 3" its defiantly retro flamboyance.Raaz 3: The Third Dimension (2012) is a Hindi movie. But when their romance exponentially ratchets up Basu’s desire to punish in the second half, it does lead to some agreeably high-strung set pieces, like an imagined swarm of insects emerging from bathroom drainpipes, and a frenzied climax that cross-cuts between a morgue and the spirit world.īut it’s Basu who nails the gothic flash of it all, hardly needing the patina of 3-D to conjure a slinky throwback to fiendishly carnal temptresses of movies past. Under Vikram Bhatt’s no-frills direction, the inevitable uh-oh love story between accomplice and victim feels perfunctory - and Gupta and Hashmi are earnest yet dull. If your taste for cheesy movie horror has been ill-fed by the current vogue for moody found-footage pieces, the 3-D Bollywood entry"Raaz 3" - forged from equal parts"All About Eve,” Orpheus and the blood-sex oeuvre of Hammer and Brian De Palma - could pick up the slack.įelicitously erotic Bipasha Basu brings some old-school witchy vengeance to the part of Shanaya, a fading leading lady so unnerved by the rising prominence of a sweetly sexy newcomer (Esha Gupta) that she calls on black magic spirits - and the help of her director boyfriend (Emraan Hashmi) - to drive her rival insane.
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