Boochi 3D Review
Ram
Gopal Varma is an eccentric director and he has confirmed it again. The
nerve racking suspense he build by changing the positions of the tables
and chairs is unbearable (literally). Playing on a swing, wow that's
too scary and a ghost that undoes the covers on the pillows and bed;
please don't scare the crap out of me RGV. Boochi 3D Review If you have not yet understood, this introduction to the ghost story, at least intended to be one, is sarcasm.
Tarun's daughter has an imaginary friend at this point of the movie. Yes, we are still talking about Boochi but it might look like Vaasthu Shastra returns at this point. Her imaginations are dismissed earlier but the girl turns violent and also warns people that she would harm them. This alerts the parents. Tarun is suspicious that the servant has been causing the weird sound they hear at night but the servant refuses the blame. He says that it could be the supernatural powers' doing and requests his owners to get a “pooja hawan” to dispel the evil in the house. And poof! The servant disappears. Poof again! Now it is their daughter's turn.
The girl finds a creepy rag doll behind most of RGV's older renderings of horror movies.
All
actors were good for what the roles they have been given but the
inarticulate plot is a black hole for any good remark. Manisha Koirala
had tried her best to be the scared wife but she overdoes it quite early
in the movie. J.D Chakravarthy is a veteran at his roles like these and
he does nothing short of it. Alayana Sharma and Madhu Shalini are good
with their roles.
Final Word: Boochi 3D Review
RGV would have had more respect if he decided to stop it at Bhoot and
not let it “return”. A movie not worth your time unless you are
desperate to know why this is such a huge failure. (AW-Anil)
- Film : Bhoochi 3D
- Producer : Jitendra Jain...
- Director : Ram Gopal Varma
- Star Cast : Manisha Koirala,J.D.Chakravarthy,Madhu Shalini..
- Music Director : Salim-Sulaiman
- Rating :
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Story
Tarun (J. D. Chakravarthy) has a new home where he moves into along with his wife, daughter, Manisha Koirala and Alayana Sharma respectively and son. RGV tries to force suspense into a dumb story as Tarun's sister joins them at their new house. Extremely skeptical about the new house at dirt cheap prices, Tarun's wife doesn't feel well in her gut with their new acquisition. And like every other movie which claims to be a horror, the signs of ghosts appear right after. Tarun however, like most protagonists of the horror movies, throws a deaf ear to the issue initially.Tarun's daughter has an imaginary friend at this point of the movie. Yes, we are still talking about Boochi but it might look like Vaasthu Shastra returns at this point. Her imaginations are dismissed earlier but the girl turns violent and also warns people that she would harm them. This alerts the parents. Tarun is suspicious that the servant has been causing the weird sound they hear at night but the servant refuses the blame. He says that it could be the supernatural powers' doing and requests his owners to get a “pooja hawan” to dispel the evil in the house. And poof! The servant disappears. Poof again! Now it is their daughter's turn.
The girl finds a creepy rag doll behind most of RGV's older renderings of horror movies.
Analysis :
First
off I want to talk something good about this movie, only since it is
very little. The scene where the police interrogates the family was
interesting with a few funny dialogues. Hats off to Ravi Shankar for the
script. Either he must be living in the caves or he must be a fool to
think people would be living under caves for thinking that the people
would be scared or even excited with such a storyline and the
cinematography. First off, the story is a mish-mash of Ramu Kaka's own
Vaastu Shastra and the hit Hollywood Paranormal Activity. And a personal
not to RGV, people are no longer scared of the creepy dolls, sir. That
was like a decade ago.
Ghost or poltergeist? We ought to be scared and not laugh when the ghost is shown on the screen and not laugh. Totally disappointing for any person who has seen a couple of horror movies, mildly amusing to a person who has never watched one. However, if you have never watched a horror movie, I recommend you to watch something better and not this one for your idea of a horror movie would would be marred unjustly.
Creaky swings that move on their own, sheets and covers being pulled away are too old to scare anyone. Poor 3D rendering in the most unnecessary of the places further made the film a weaker choice for the weekend.
RGV's direction: We need a special column for this don't we? To critique, definitely. RGV definitely thinks too much of his abilities apparently. Placing your camera at absurd and unusual angles may provide different perspectives but if they are annoying and needlessly included the audience would definitely not wait to walk away from the theater. RGV had released a few good films but this would never come close to that list of very few good movies in his hat of feathers. Boochi is joining the rest of his recent abysmal flops which never had been on screen for more than a few days. Sandeep Chowta has tried hard enough to scare you with the sounds though the video failed you completely. Poor editing from Sunil Wadhwani.
Ghost or poltergeist? We ought to be scared and not laugh when the ghost is shown on the screen and not laugh. Totally disappointing for any person who has seen a couple of horror movies, mildly amusing to a person who has never watched one. However, if you have never watched a horror movie, I recommend you to watch something better and not this one for your idea of a horror movie would would be marred unjustly.
Creaky swings that move on their own, sheets and covers being pulled away are too old to scare anyone. Poor 3D rendering in the most unnecessary of the places further made the film a weaker choice for the weekend.
RGV's direction: We need a special column for this don't we? To critique, definitely. RGV definitely thinks too much of his abilities apparently. Placing your camera at absurd and unusual angles may provide different perspectives but if they are annoying and needlessly included the audience would definitely not wait to walk away from the theater. RGV had released a few good films but this would never come close to that list of very few good movies in his hat of feathers. Boochi is joining the rest of his recent abysmal flops which never had been on screen for more than a few days. Sandeep Chowta has tried hard enough to scare you with the sounds though the video failed you completely. Poor editing from Sunil Wadhwani.
Performance :
All
actors were good for what the roles they have been given but the
inarticulate plot is a black hole for any good remark. Manisha Koirala
had tried her best to be the scared wife but she overdoes it quite early
in the movie. J.D Chakravarthy is a veteran at his roles like these and
he does nothing short of it. Alayana Sharma and Madhu Shalini are good
with their roles.
The
story of Brothers is undoubtedly good and so is the direction of Rangam
fame K V Anand. Earlier, it was kamal Haasan who happened to play such
roles in the south and now Suriya has almost entered the shoes of Kamal.
The cinematography by S Soundar Rajan was outstanding especially in the
songs. Although Harris Jayaraj's music was not up to the mark in
Brothers, the beautiful picturization made audiences stick to their
seats when songs were on.
The
performance of Suriya worth all praises. He showed superb contrast
between Akhil and Vimal. Kajal Agarwal was okay. Other actors such as
Vivek, Tara and Sachin Khedekar did justice to their roles.
The
direction of A L Vijay didn't work wonders as many places the film
lacked logic. Vikram was shown as a person who plays for church choir in
London and who doesn't even hurt an ant. And on flip side, he murders
people. The screenplay, however, was okay as it generated suspense in
the first half. The cinematography of Nirav Shah was good especially the
way he showed London. Some scenes in the movie would be feast to eyes.
Music of G V Prakash was just ordinary. The action sequences were okay.
Vikram
was undoubtedly the life and soul of the movie. Although he looked
tired, he gave his best. Jagapati Babu could have done better. Anushka
was looking real fresh and drop dead gorgeous. Amy Jackson was good.
Remaining actors such as Santhanam and Nassar were okay.
