BHOOT,
Its poster making, its previews, interviews and its RGV (Ramu) product...All went well till movie hit the screens. Yesterday, I went all the way from Connecticut to New York just to see my fav director’s BHOOT and my fav actress Urmi. Ramu succeeded in adding heavy weights into the plots, but again thin and fragile story line couldn’t support these heavy pounds. And I saw movie started sinking in the end. I was so disappointed with the footage given to Nana, Rekha, Victo Bannerji, Fardeen Khan and Seema Biswas. Actually even without them, nothing would have made any diff. Ajay kept moving from office to haunting home, scenes; repeated frames of building and top part of elevator, irritating door bell...Really it all Urmi’s acting, unusual camera angles and Ramu’s undeterred efforts to make movie different...makes something looking good. But the Hollywood movie(includes me) audiences may not enjoy it at fullest because it all looks paster work of few hollywood horrors.
Hats off to my fav URMI. She looks deadly and scared..All her neck veins and facial strains shows that how much an actress puts into the feeling. It was only 2-3 time I really got scare. Otherwise I was just waiting for cute THE END. Since I never believe in BHOOT, can walk between the deads, crematory...may be I am not excited. But one girl of our group went out of theatre. So it all depends on what you are. Personally I would BHOOT never came out of screen, it was only technical things like camera and musical score that made movie looking like BHOOT.