With Raaz 3, Bipasha will be back where she belongs to (hopefully out of sight).Įmraan Hashmi, obviously tired from all the acting he did in Shanghai earlier this year, revels in a role that demands him to do nothing more than shove his tongue down any open mouth. She definitely believes in the director and his capabilities and hence is not bothered by the fact that in scenes meant for her to showcase her histrionics all that we can see is either her ample cleavage or her never ending legs. 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.
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