The format in this movie is almost similar to what we commonly see in such types of films. Kriti Kharbanda has a good screen presence and manages to leave her mark in emotional scenes. Here in 'Raaz: Reboot', 'Lo Maan Liya', 'Yaad Hai Na' and 'Raaz Aakheein Teri' by Arijit Singh are melodious. Music has been always been a high point in most of the 'Raaz' series. Locations of Romania are fantastic but fails to justify the flow of the film. The twist despite of being somewhat predictable manages to keep you engaged in the film.Ĭinematography is good and does justice to the genre. The story is interesting as it manages to build up the curiosity level in the first half of the film. Before Rehaan could know about Aditya, Shaina gets possessed by the evil spirit. Shaina fails to convince Rehaan and at that time she meets her ex-lover Aditya (Emraan Hashmi) who claims to know everything Shaina has been experiencing. This leads to couple of supernatural incidents after which Shaina gets haunted by an evil spirit. Shaina is not happy with this cold treatment of Rehaan and before she could mend things back, she finds a blood soaked laptop in their cargo. Rehaan is not happy to be back to Romania due to which he maintains a distance with Shaina.

'Raaz: Reboot' is a story of Rehaan (Gaurav Arora) who along with his wife Shaina (Kriti Kharbanda) moves back to Romania. The expectation level is only moderately high due to the past success of this series. Though, their last few films have failed badly due to which all eyes are over the latest franchise from this series. They got their first success in the form of 'Raaz' in the year 2002 after which they made many more horror films and also expanded the 'Raaz' franchise by delivering two more hits in this series. The Bhatt's (Mahesh, Mukesh and Vikram) are known for making their kind of horror films with fantastic music attached to it.

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