Review of Help.

Review of Help.

Bobby Deol was last seen performing in a hit film in 2008, that was Dostana. Although his role was not as prominent as Abhishek Bacchan and John Abraham, yet his reserve performance amused everyone and the film ended up being hit. The films of Bobby Deol that were released after that did not do impressive business to that extent. In 2010, Bobby Deol acted in a horror film titled Help which had been slated to be released on 13th August, 2010. The film had been directed by Rajeev Virani. It had been produced by Vinay Chowksey and Sanjay Ahluwalia.

Mugdha Godse rose to stardom with her challenging performance in the film Fashion. She took the risk of performing in a challenging role in the film which was related to the story of the Fashion Industry.

In the film Bobby Deol played the role of a successful horror film director of bollywood who married Mugdha Godse. They had marital problems. Both of them rushed to Mauritius to see the sick father of Mugdha Godse.

The house in Mauritius where Mugdha Godse grew up had a lot of mystery embedded in them. Neither Bobby Deol knew anything about it nor did Mugdha Godse know about it. There was a spirit in the house which wanted to expose itself and strike Bobby Deol and Mugdha Godse. The film was about the challenge faced by the couple and the way they could combat it.

Other performers like Sophia Handa and Shreyas Talpade did well in the film. Bobby Deol and Mugdha Godse were brilliant in their respective roles. The music had been composed by Ashutosh Pathak. Although music did not play an important role in the film, the music was fair.

The scenic beauty of Mauritius is another bonus for the viewers. The film had a moderate budget and can expect moderate response from the viewers. It is an interesting film to watch.

Click had serious horror elements.

Click had serious horror elements.

The film Click directed by Sangeeth Sivan, had serious horror elements embedded in it. In the last 5 years Ram Gopal Verma had shown his specialization in these types of films. But other directors had also done notable work in the field.

In Click, Shreyas Talpade played the role of a photographer. He and his wife Sada were returning home and faced a hit and run accident on road. From that time he found strange presence of someone in his photos.

He went and met Chunkey Pandey who suggested that spirits don’t chase human beings, but are attached with those who are related in some way or the other to them.

In the film Sneha Ullal had relationship with Shreyas Talpade during his early life. But he could not marry her. He send his friends to go to Sneha Ullal’s house to explain the thing to her. But they ended up raping and murdering the girl. When Shreyas Talpade entered her house and saw his friends, he feared that everyone was going to consider him responsible for killing the girl.

So he did not inform the police. The mother of Sneha Ullal never considered her daughter to be dead. She allowed her to sleep in the bed. Later it was seen that the body turned into skeleton after a period of time.

When Shreyas Talpade went to a doctor, the doctor asked him to weigh himself in a weighing machine. The weight was found to be 120 kg. The doctor thought that the machine was faulty. But later it was found that the spirit of Sneha Ullal sat on the neck of Shreyas Talpade and that added the weight.

The spirit chased him one night and he fell down from ladder and injured himself. At the end of the film he was found in a hospital with Sneha Ullal still sitting on his body. All the actors Shreyas Talpade, Sneha Ullal, Sada expressed their emotions very well in the film. The music was composed by Samir Tandon. The film has a lot of resemblance with the film Shutter. The director Sangeeth Sivan had made other types of films in the past including Apna Sapna Money Money, Kya Cool Hai Hum having comedy flavor and action films like Ek: The Power of One. This time he had experimented with horror subject-matter.

The film had been released on 19th February and is expected to do well.