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<p>Raaz 3 is a Bollywood horror thriller film directed by Vikram Bhatt, and produced by Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt. The film is a sequel to Raaz – The Mystery Continues , which itself was a sequel to Raaz which starred Bipasha Basu and Dino Morea.
Critic Consensus
Critical reception for Raaz 3 is largely negative, with most reviewers finding it derivative, clichéd, and poorly executed. The majority of critics took issue with the film's reliance on familiar horror tropes, unoriginal screenplay, and lazy filmmaking. Only a minority found merit in the film, with one reviewer citing competent performances and an engaging human drama as positives, while the 3D presentation was the sole element another critic felt warranted acknowledgment. The acting, particularly by the female leads, and the recycled supernatural narrative drawn from stock Indian horror conventions were the most commonly cited failures.
11 reviews · 1 positive · 6 mixed · 4 negative
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"Out come all the 'sadhus' and 'babas' with their 'mantras', and the `bhagwaan ki moorti', and it all boils down to the same old battle against good and evil, borrowing from older horror tropes from here and there."Read full review ↗
"It doesn't help that the acting is laughable, particularly by the two ladies, while Emraan Hashmi just tries to keep a straight face through this nonsense. 'Raaz 3', unlike the director's last film, 'Dangerous Ishq', isn't even so bad that it makes you laugh... this is just dull, lazy filmmaking."Read full review ↗
"On the whole, RAAZ 3 is a story of staunch Indian beliefs and convictions in conjunction with a lethal combo of sex and horror in 3D, competent performances, an engaging human drama and most significantly, there's a gigantic brand value attached to it, which has worked extraordinarily well with the masses in the past. With this film, Vikram Bhatt raises the bar for horror films formulated on the home turf. If you are an enthusiast of supernatural thrillers/horror movies, RAAZ 3 should be on your list of 'things to do and watch' this weekend. Go, get ready to be spooked!"Read full review ↗
"Worth a watch only if you like your thrills and chills served with a side dish of emotional drama and the promise of more terror along the way."Read full review ↗
"You wait for the horror to get sexy. Instead the sex gets progressively horrific. No Satan or its messenger can be as scary as Emraan Hashmi chewing on his two heroines' lips as though he has just relinquished vegetarianism."Read full review ↗
"There are films that are enjoyable while you watch them but later maybe you might find some 'plot' holes. But a film like this one is harder to digest than an half cooked tandoori chicken."Read full review ↗
"Add to that every available cliché in the book — Ganpati to the rescue, ganga jal as a weapon — and it's more likely to scare you away than scare you."Read full review ↗
"With movies like Cabin in the Woods around, Raaz 3 seems very silly to say the least. Maybe, if the Bhatts thought further from jaadu-tona, we could get a horror movie which actually does make our spines chill."Read full review ↗
"Is there something worse than an outright plagiarist? Perhaps someone unoriginal who doesn't realise the limits of their own skill? That is something Vikram Bhatt should seriously consider before he decides to let loose another half baked, corpse-like aatma on us."Read full review ↗
"Raaz 3 has its share of scares but it annoys you in the second half."Read full review ↗
"The one star rating is for the attempt to make it in 3D. Otherwise, the movie has absolutely nothing to offer. The presentation is a horror in itself."Read full review ↗
Cast & Crew
Cast
- Bipasha Basu · Shanaya Kejal
- Emraan Hashmi · Aditya
- Esha Gupta · Sanjana Dhanraj
- Manish Chaudhary · Tara Dutt (Ghost)
- Zeeshan Khalid · Agoo Dadaa
- Mohan Kapoor · Doctor
Details
- Release Date
- 7 September 2012
- Runtime
- 139 min
- Language
- Hindi
User Ratings & Reviews
1 rating from the community








