Bloody Ishq

Bloody Ishq comes close to a raaz reboot with pathetically irritating VFX that hurts the eyes, and a torturous storyline... (and that too, not in a good way)

Neha wakes up in the hospital, losing her memory, and is with her "apparent" husband. Romesh returning to their old house, which is being renovated into a hotel, to save the last straws of his finances.

Steps in AIsha, her "so-called" best friend, warns her that her house is haunted and that her husband is not to be trusted. Amidst this, Neha experiences the worst CGI-enabled hauntings that are too flimsy to debate.

The ongoing movie, with the house corridors and surrounding forests, hills, lake, bay area, etc are all so badly created with visual effects that can blind you.

With numerous loopholes in the plot and an irritating "Balika Badhu" stereotypical actress, this Bloody Film is to be avoided if you want to save your brain cells from exploding.

Most unwanted movie of the year. Story, acting, graphics, screenplay everything was ruined perfectly in this movie. Makers don't know why they made this movie, and I don't know why I watched it. This could be a classic example of how not to make a movie and torture people. Though I watched it on OTT, I felt very bad for my wasted 2 hours.

If anyone is planning to watch this, please avoid it. I'm not sure if the actress were underplayed or somehow blackmailed/forced to work in this epic failure their performance was so awful. They could avoid releasing this movie after premier shows.

The movie was far away from the horror genre and very close to a nightmare for the audience. As soon as 20 min of the movie started, I was wishing it to be ending soon.

Bloody ishq is the same typical vikram bhatt film he's making since first Raaz except its bad. His Last Good Movie was haunted 3d after that all the movies were very bad including this movie. All his movies has same kind of characters and jump scares. He needs to change his direction and mindset for horror movies or just quit direction.

The special effects and set designs are neither particularly convincing nor inventive, resulting in scenes that are more laughable than chilling. The overuse of clichés and predictable scares only add to the film's overall disappointment.

For those familiar with Vikram Bhatt's filmography, this movie will feel like more of the same, and for new viewers, it might be a cautionary tale about the pitfalls of genre redundancy.

"Bloody Ishq" (2024) falls flat on nearly every level, presenting a jumbled mess of incoherent plotlines and uninspired performances. Despite its ambitious attempt to blend romance and thriller genres, the film ends up as a tedious and confusing experience.

The plot, which attempts to weave a tale of love and vengeance, is plagued by inconsistencies and glaring plot holes. The screenplay is riddled with clichéd dialogue and predictable twists that do little to engage the audience. The story's pacing is uneven, with long, drawn-out scenes that contribute nothing to character development or plot advancement.

The performances are underwhelming, with actors delivering lines with little emotion or depth. The lack of chemistry between the leads undermines the film's attempt at creating a compelling romantic angle. Supporting characters are cardboard cutouts, contributing nothing to the overall narrative.

Visually, the film lacks coherence in its aesthetic choices. The direction feels disjointed, failing to capture any sense of atmosphere or tension. The soundtrack, while competent, does little to enhance the overall experience and often feels out of place.

Overall, "Bloody Ishq" is a disappointing effort that fails to deliver on its intriguing premise. It's a missed opportunity that could have benefited from a more cohesive script, better performances, and a clearer vision.

Vikram Bhatt strikes again-save yourself if you can. I voluntarily walked into the trap, so I have no complaints on that front.

This movie is a reboot of a reboot of a reboot of the popular yesteryear Indian horror movie, Raaz. It's not claimed by the maker, but watching it, you can tell. The plot follows a girl who loses her memory in an accident and finds sinister activity once she returns home. Who is trying to harm her and why? The answer lies in the Raaz movie.

Avika Gor is a decent actress, and she does fine here, but what can she do with a sunken ship? Vardhan Puri tries his best but needs to improve his acting skills.

The story is outdated and makes no sense at multiple points. You can guess the twists from a mile away. The entire-yes, the entire-movie is made with CGI. Can you believe that? Not even one location is real, and it's evident, making you feel like you're watching a cartoon series. I hope they paid the artists who spent hours putting this movie together.

The music was one of the USPs of Bhatt movies, but it fails in this one, like all of their recent ventures. The jump scares are funny, and the makeup or CGI work for the ghost is just caricaturish.

Yes, there is one good thing about this movie: what Avika does at the end, which is quite progressive. If you want a laugh or want to see an example of a bad movie, this one is streaming on Hotstar.

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