Nay---Na !. Review on Naina

Warning: It’s a spoiler, so don’t read incase you’ve reserved a ticket for yourself..

Naina or eyes might affright you with its promos, but the movie has really nothing fresh in store for the Bolly cinegoers.

Stale storyline, insipid characterization and yet another haplessly shot climax will make you wonder if ever bollywood will grow. Flying ghosts, screaming characters look scary all right, but it seems our directors are overdoing it now. To rub salt to our wounds the film drags at many places reflecting the abilities of the director and his editor.

I repeat the warning; those who are interested in watching the movie should the following section

Darkness for 20 days and light for 7.

A young girl loses her eyesight thanks to a solar eclipse ;) and then looses her parents in an accident . She enters the world of darkness and remains there for 20 long years.

After 20 years she Urmila gets her eyesight back by medicle miracle.. transplantation of eyes of a dead woman.

Thereafter she starts seeing things that no one else can. Vastushastra anyone? or Bhoot anyone?

Her husband goes for a business tour for 3 days (leaving her in the cold) , when he comes back he consults a doctor but some unbelievable things start happening in their life.

Then a friend who is an exorcist ( Anuj sahney) comes into picture and investigate about the bad spirit, which is disturbing her life. Raaz anyone? And yes finds the evil ridden urmila attractive enough to fall in love with her ( how unpredictable na?)

She keeps watching these mystery figures ( which confuses her as well as us) until everything wraps up in a very unimaginative climax....( explosion in a subway looks enthralling but sorry doent go well with the theme.).....I have removed the climax so that you can enjoy it yourself ;)

Urmila has continued where she left in Bhoot and has essayed yet another impressive performance. Watch her out in the deep water scene where she has looked extremely convincing. Anuj and Shweta Konnur have also impressed in a blink and you miss role.

Other characters have just filled in.

Other than Urmila, only thing, which impresses is the haunting background score which goes well with the theme.

But all in all a below average attempt to scare viewers.

This being my first attmpt at review writing, I expect some appreciation :)