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Friday, May 27, 2011

Haunted 3D – Hindi Movie Review


The moment you hear the brand name ‘Vikram Bhatt’ and his combo with ‘Horror’, it’s obvious that everyone would get a high shot on adrenaline. His previous films ‘Raaz’, ‘1920’ and ‘Shaapit’ might have followed the footsteps of some of the best Hollywood horrors, but they were stunningly done in terms of both narrative and technical aspects. Well, with ‘Haunted 3D’, Vikram Bhatt leaps to the next level with his fantabulous work in both direction and technical panorama.
Set in the misty mountains of a hill station, the film revolves around the straggling bungalow with a secret past and a haunted present. Rehan comes to the place to sell it as his father, who initiated this business is ill. As Rehan starts spending his time there, he experiences some paranormal activities and starts investigating to unravel the mystery. Yes, as you might have assumed, it’s all about a secret that is haunting the place. But then, it’s not just about the truth unveiled, but Rehan has to accomplish the most speculative and biggest challenge of his life.
How can he save her when she is already dead?
While reincarnation and vengeance to be retaliated remained as the central theme in Vikram Bhatt’s ‘Raaz’ and ‘1920’, Vikram Bhatt involved a sort of ‘Adventure’ in his previous film. This time, he takes on a different spell by involving ‘Horror’ with an extremum of high-end adventure. Perhaps, revealing that suspense element will turn out to be a big spoiler. To start off with, ‘Haunted’ will chill your spines, even if you’re watching the film without 3D. Few shots will surely scare you to the core. Say for instance, the very opening sequence where Rehan notices paranormal activities in his home terrific.
Usually, a horror film would follow the same pattern of a protagonist exposed to some phenomenal activities followed by exposure to truth and the climax point is either the protagonist seeking revenge for the sake of victim and fighting against it. But, everything is completely new here as the flashback sequences are over by first 40minutes. The twist that comes through the second half is something extraordinary as it is an attempt never made before.
On the front of performance, the lead actor looks doubtful over his gestures in some portions. But, he fits aptly for the role of a confused person and at times the savior. The other actors have done justice to their roles.
Technically, the cinematography and CG works are done with excellence. In fact, they play a vital role in enhancing the eerie feeling.
On the whole, ‘Haunted 3D’ gives a good experience to the audiences, especially when watched with 3D version.

Cast & Crew:
Banner: Dar Motion Pictures, BVG Films

Production:
 Vikram Bhatt, Rangachari

Direction: 
Vikram Bhatt

Story: 
Amin Hajee

Screenplay: 
Brent Robinson

Star-casts: 
Mahakshay Chakraborty, Tia Bajpai, Achint Kaur and others

Music:
 Chirantan Bhatt

Cinematography: 
Praveen Bhatt

Editing: 
Kuldeep Mehan

Action: 
Abbas Ali Moghul
Verdict: Enjoy the eerie experience

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