What a flick!! What an experience!! Bravo Mr. Bhatt!! You really pulled out "a rabbit out of the hat" this time. This movie lived up to my expectations and delivered a mind-blowing experience. Each and every actor did justice to the character at hand. And I must say, the characters were so well scripted!! Some characters which really caught my eye were:-
Rehan: An extremely sorry face for a savior. This character commanded sympathy right from the word go as this poor soul believes that his 'MBA' degree from Stanford is going to help him defeat the evil spirit. You can't help yourself from being rueful for this character's gullibility. Poor baby!!
Prof. Iyer: A pervert evil spirit. The character's main aim was just to have a good time. "Zindagi ke saath bhi, Zindagi ke baad bhi!!". Very focused and very clear about his needs and desires. Be it on a piece of furniture or in a deserted wrecked place filled with roaches and dirt. This dude knows how to party!! Go Iyer!!!
Meera: A sexy & carefree lass from the 1930s. Very modern for her time. She teaches you how to enjoy life even when you know the problem might be hovering over your head, well literally in this case.
Charsi Baba: Well!! It isn't exactly "Charsi Baba", but that's what his name should have been. This miraculous yet mysterious character was the "Conductor of this Orchestra". Who'll say smoking kills when he was f**king healing wounds out there with his divine puffs of smoke?
Apart from the well scripted characters and well trained comic actors who really infused verve into these characters, the script writer made sure that the viewer is always left wondering and the director executed the scenes impeccably. From a hip-hop dance sequence to some girl-on- girl action, this movie definitely is one of a kind. After all, when was the last time you laughed out loud while watching a horror flick. Don't miss out on this one as this is not just India's first horror stereoscopic 3D movie, but it's also a laugh riot.
Rehan: An extremely sorry face for a savior. This character commanded sympathy right from the word go as this poor soul believes that his 'MBA' degree from Stanford is going to help him defeat the evil spirit. You can't help yourself from being rueful for this character's gullibility. Poor baby!!
Prof. Iyer: A pervert evil spirit. The character's main aim was just to have a good time. "Zindagi ke saath bhi, Zindagi ke baad bhi!!". Very focused and very clear about his needs and desires. Be it on a piece of furniture or in a deserted wrecked place filled with roaches and dirt. This dude knows how to party!! Go Iyer!!!
Meera: A sexy & carefree lass from the 1930s. Very modern for her time. She teaches you how to enjoy life even when you know the problem might be hovering over your head, well literally in this case.
Charsi Baba: Well!! It isn't exactly "Charsi Baba", but that's what his name should have been. This miraculous yet mysterious character was the "Conductor of this Orchestra". Who'll say smoking kills when he was f**king healing wounds out there with his divine puffs of smoke?
Apart from the well scripted characters and well trained comic actors who really infused verve into these characters, the script writer made sure that the viewer is always left wondering and the director executed the scenes impeccably. From a hip-hop dance sequence to some girl-on- girl action, this movie definitely is one of a kind. After all, when was the last time you laughed out loud while watching a horror flick. Don't miss out on this one as this is not just India's first horror stereoscopic 3D movie, but it's also a laugh riot.