Raaz 3 movie#
You would wish that Vikram Bhatt had even tried to hold the movie together but it just crumbles in the second half. Raaz 3 Review: Direction, Editing & Music Manish Choudhary is good as the evil spirit.
Esha Gupta is stiff as Sanjana but does much better towards the end (when she almost goes berserk). Emraan Hashmi has 2-3 staple expressions throughout the movie, but that’s more because of the script’s shortcoming. She’s evil, she’s manipulative, she’s power-hungry, but Bipasha Basu steals the show left, right and center as Shanaya. The dialogues are run of the mill but can go over the top at times by being flowery when not needed. And how come the evil water doesn’t affect Shanaya at all? The part of Shanaya and Sanjana just sounds like a lame excuse to add some soggy spice to the story. The movie falls flat when you realize that it’s a story of convenience. But when Shanaya asks him to kill Sanjana later, he gives her some lecture about God being the only one who can take lives. Spoiler Alert: the evil spirit brutally kills Sanjana’s maid in the first half. Sanjana may be an orphan but doesn’t she have even a single friend who can help her instead of running off into Aditya’s arms? The script’s spiral towards stupidity begins in the second half. But you’re never really shown how big a star Shanaya is to feel that she’s lost something that meant the world to her. Shagufta Rafique has the scares in the right places and you are really glued to your seat. Emraan Hashmi and Esha Gupta (Raaz 3 Movie Stills) Raaz 3 Review: Script Analysis
Watch the movie to find out more secrets tumble out of the closet as Sanjana spirals towards desperation. Aditya soon falls for Sanjana but is torn between his love for the haunted actress and his indebtedness to the maverick star. Sanjana’s nights are now filled with horror as she’s haunted by scary clowns, creepy noises and more. So Aditya ropes in Sanjana for his next film and keeps giving her doses of the evil water. Shanaya cajoles a reluctant Aditya to help her plan to make life a living hell for Sanjana, but not kill her. An evil spirit (Manish Choudhary) gives her some magic water that will help possess Sanjana’s spirit. The mantra-chanting-holy-thread-tying Shanaya decides that since worshipping God has done her no good, she might as well move over to the dark side. Even Shanaya’s director boyfriend Aditya (Emraan Hashmi) cannot calm her tempest. The final blow comes when Shanaya loses the Best Actress Award to Sanjana. But Shanaya is slowly being overshadowed by a new actress Sanjana (Esha Gupta). The headstrong, spoilt and manipulative Shanaya Shekhar (Bipasha Basu) is the reining actress in Bollywood. To be honest, it wasn’t a fair fight to begin with.
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