The film deals with the desire of man wanting to hold on to power and glory eternally," the producer said.Ĭonfident of the success of the film, which will also be released in 3D, Mahesh said, "It makes your nightmares come true, but also makes your dreams come true".
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"It is about how desperate actors get when they find a difficult patch in their career. He also clarified that the film is not based on Vikram Bhatt's life, but some portions of it. "It was said that he used Satanic powers to enhance his career," Mahesh said while recalling the incident.
Starring Bipasha Basu and Emraan Hashmi, the thriller, which is scheduled for release on September 7, also takes a cue from the life of an actor from South India who killed himself after losing mental balance. These are just whispers," Mahesh told reporters here when asked about the inspiration behind the film.
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"There are also innumerable tales of leading ladies using black magic for their careers. Raaz (English: The Secret) is an Indian horror film series produced by Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt under the banner of Vishesh Films.The first, third and fourth films were directed by Vikram Bhatt, released in 2002, 20 respectively, and the second film was directed by Mohit Suri released in 2009. Mahesh said the film is a cocktail of some real-life experiences of its director Vikram Bhatt who was in a relationship with an actress. Unfortunately, these flat, far from finger-snapping interludes do not tilt toward the supernaturally horrific helmer Bhatt utilizes 3D by incorporating the film-within-the-film motif in pullback appearances of a choreographed camera dolly circling the dancers.The upcoming horror film "Raaz 3" is inspired by the Bollywood grapevine on how some actresses use black magic to enhance their careers, producer Mahesh Bhatt has said.
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Even the swarms of hallucinated cockroaches that land on Gupta, causing her to strip out of her dress and appear stark naked in public, are golden.Įvery now and then, the good guys venture into the spirit world, which looks suspiciously like a prop room in a rundown movie studio, to try to free Sanjana from her curse, causing several secondary characters in the real world to drop like flies.īut most of “Raaz 3” transpires in the luxury homes and beach houses of its various cliched showbiz personalities, or on the set while shooting the obligatory, extravagantly costumed musical numbers.
The bloody wounds that materialize on Basu’s face when her evil spirit is attacked prove non-disfiguring, and only propel her forward more resolutely. Helmer Vikram Bhatt (who directed the first “Raaz”) apparently wants to spare his actresses any unseemly ordeals. Meanwhile back at her opulent mansion, Shanaya, compelling in her extreme narcissism, sexily reclines beneath an enormous picture of herself, and rolls in ecstasy, imagining the terror she has wrought. Other, murderous horrors seem to belong to the waking world, and are duly investigated by the police. Weird sounds echo, curtains blow, TVs light up by themselves and call Sanjana’s name, and wormy hands reach out from screens to grab her throat as nightmare succeeds nightmare. Lenser Pravin Bhatt’s slick atmospheric lensing sets the stage for subsequent paranormal manifestations. Aditya goes along with the scheme with increasing reluctance as he falls for (and upon) the younger leading lady. When Shanaya (Basu) is overlooked for best actress, the nod going instead to the younger Sanjana (a pretty but vapid Esha Gupta), Shanaya summons a powerful evil spirit (Manish Chaudhary) and convinces director/boyfriend Aditya (Emraan Hashmi, looking perpetually perplexed) to administer a daily dose of unholy water to her rival.
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