5. Darna Zaroori Hai

The sequel for his previous hit movie “Darna Mana Hai” totally lost the plot when it came to Horror as a genre. Though the movie was ok but in terms of horror content, this movie fails badly.

4. 3G

’3G’ was a failed connection! Embellished with cheap thrills, this doltish paranormal thriller was poorly crafted and over-indulgently repetitive.

3. Vaastu-Shastra

The entire movie was clichéd. It reminded of the old hindi horror movies by Ramsay Brothers. With no proper story and by adding weird sounds made the movie even more unbearable.

2.Ragini MMS

A direct spin off from the English  “Paranormal Activity”, it did not even come near the original movie. Most of the movie was filled with the romance of the actors and less about scares.

1. Bhoot returns

The list is topped by none other Ram Gopal Varma. This Bhoot had no business returning. It could have at least saved the original Bhoot from being ruined by trying to make a sequel out of it.

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Last week’s releases, Fox Star Studio’s ‘Jolly LLB’, Eros International’s ‘3 G’ and Yash Raj Film’s ‘Mere Dad Ki Maruti’ saw a poor opening at the Box office. Despite being big banner films, all the three releases failed to lure the cine-goers.

Compared to the other two, Subhash Kapoor’s Arshad Warsi-Boman Irani starrer proved to be the only film which had a decent earning on the opening day – Rs 3.12 crores. The film had a superb Sunday, collecting a sum of Rs. 5.16 crores. Weekend total of jolly LLB was Rs 12.51 crores.

Neil Nitin Mukesh satrrer ‘3G’ seems to have done better in smaller centres and collected Rs 3.53 cr nett in its opening weekend, with Friday collecting a sum of Rs. 1.08 cr, Saturday – 1.10 cr and Sunday – 1.35 cr. The film’s overall weekend performance remained very poor.

Mere Dad Ki Maruti opening collections were a little over 4 crores. The Northern territories have performed the best, but the business in some circuits was below average. Despite being a low-budget flick, Mere dad Ki Maruti fared better than 3G, all thanks to the film’s branding and advertising.

Another reason why all the three films fared below expectations is because of the on-going exams.

This Friday sees Bipasha Basu starrer Aatma and Jackky Bhagnani starrer Rangrezz.

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Introducing Neil Nitin Mukesh as Sam and Sonal Chauhan as Sheena. Sam and Sheena are in Fiji on a holiday, when Sam buys a 3G enabled second hand phone, resulting in the couple becoming victims of a series of unusual events. It all starts with Sam receiving a mysterious call from a woman, which changes the couples lives forever.

They are left with no choice but to face the unbelievable reality that all that is happening around them is because of the phone. What’s worse is that, unraveling the mystery of the phone is the only way for the couple to stay alive.

To sum it up, In spite of all our modern day technology and sophistication, we cannot escape the unknown.

The film will hit theaters this Friday, 5 March.

Catch the film’s trailer here.

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Producer Viki Rajani said, “After completing the shooting, as everyone got ready to return to the main island, a storm hit the sea. Big waves started hitting the boats loaded with shooting equipment. For safety, everyone decided to stay back at the island overnight till the storm subsided. Next day, when the team returned to the main island, they heard the news about an accident where a boat overturned. Everyone was relieved that they had taken a wise decision.”

Sonal Chauhan who plays the role of Sheena in the film recalls the experience to be unnerving. She said, “It was the most unnerving experience of my life; the most thrilling and scariest situation I have ever faced. I was going for the last shot in a bikini and I suddenly started feeling cold. The atmosphere changed all of a sudden and it became worse after that. I would likem to thank my entire team for finishing the shoot bravely.”

Neil Nitin Mukesh added, “I’m happy that we all took the sensible decision of staying back at Mana. I would like to thank God for giving us courage to face the situation. Every time I hear Kaise Bataoon, my memories get refreshed. ”

The film 3G is being produced by Next Gen Films and is presented by Eros International. The film is all set for a March 15^th release.

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