Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 Hindi Movie Review
Picture Courtesy: ABP Live-ABP News Manichitrathazhu (Malayalam Film, 1993) falls into the list of such classic movies which have been recreated horribly into so many languages. I am all in for a decent remake of a movie from any language, even adapting it to suit your target audience is also great. Picture Courtesy: IMDb & Amazon.in For 1993, the movie indeed was ahead of its time, but when you remake the movie 14 years later, you cannot mock the intelligence of the audience, with an oversimplified plot and generic performances. What Bhool Bhulaiyaa (2007) did with Manichitrathazhu was just butchering the whole script with overacting and unnecessary elements (still trying to erase from my memory, the annoying portrayal of a psychiatrist by Akshay Kumar). Picture Courtesy: Filmi Beat& India Forums Yet the award for most destruction to the original classic goes to Tamil remake of the movie called ‘Chandramukhi’. Why am I ranting about Bhool Bhulaiyaa 1, of wh...