Raaz - TMC, though, could just work for those looking for a few cheap thrills and good music.Looking to feast your eyes on ' Raaz: The Mystery Continues.' in the comfort of your own home? Hunting down a streaming service to buy, rent, download, or view the Mohit Suri-directed movie via subscription can be tricky, so we here at Moviefone want to do the work for you.

The scariest part of the film, in fact, is the promo of the Bhatt's next venture, Jashn starring Adhyayan in the role of, would you believe it, a rockstar! Adhyayan Suman requires one of the following two: coaching classes in acting or a career shift. Ending on a high note is clearly not this Raaz's forte.īut with a music score that fits in just right, decent special effects, good performances by Kangana (why the swollen face in certain scenes?) and Emraan Hashmi, the film is just about passable. As the suspense unfolds, you start to lose connect with the characters and the finale leaves you completely unmoved. Having gripped you for half its screen time, the film falters towards the end. The interval scene especially is extremely well shot and manages to make you want to find an answer to the 'raaz.' But what follows is a dampener. Initial scenes of Nandita being exorcised by a spirit at a fashion show, the one where she sees something scary in the mirror (the first Raaz had a similar scene) and a 'bathtub' sequence do manage to scare you. It hardly makes a difference.Īfter a few spooky moments that make you clutch your seat a little harder, the fear element of Raaz- TMC subsides. She is replaced here by Jackie Shroff! There's the saviour too (Emraan Hashmi), which is an additional element to the story. In the first Raaz, an actor called Malini Sharma played this role and shot to instant fame, only to disappear later. The 'hero' still scoffs at superstition (Adhyayan Suman, from where Dino Morea left off), the girlfriend pays the price of his mistake (Kangana ala Bipasha) and there's the wronged ghost. Not a sequel, Raaz – TMC is another chapter of the franchise and has a story that resembles the first part in a number of ways. Seven years back, the Bhatts combined these very ingredients with the story of superstition versus science in the spooky Raaz. Other filmmakers have tried to follow the Bhatt mantra but haven't always met with similar success. They have stuck to it for a few years now, and it has worked quite well for them. It seems that's how the Bhatts feel about their 'formula' - action from the word go, good music, oomph and 'highlights' few and far between - too. 'Why would I try to kill myself? Don't you know how much I love me?' screams Nandita (Kangana) at her boyfriend.

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