Cast: Bipasha Basu, Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Doyel Dhawan
Director: Suparn Verma
Producer: Abhishek Pathak
Music Director: Sangeet Haldipur and Siddharth Haldipur
The much awaited thriller of the year 2013 hit the cinemas today on March 22, 2013 to make this summer even sweating with its thrilling psychological evocation blended with extreme psychosomatic acts that induces fear successfully among the viewers and makes it worth watching. Starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui (as Abhay) and Bipasha Basu (as Maya), Aatma justifies horror in some parts of the movie, while much is lacking in the plot. However, the movie that will certainly make you stick to your seat with lots of thrill, excitement, supernatural activities and some good piece of acting but in parts.
Abhay and Maya are couples and ended in a divorce due to extreme torture of Abhay to Bipasha and unfortunately Abhay dies but his soul refuses to leave the world as he wants to take her daughter to his world along with him. Though, it has not been made clear that where does he wants to take her daughter with him.
Thus, the story of Aatma basically revolves around showcasing the desperate love of love of parents towards their child that leads to fight between the father and the mother. However, this time the fight begins between the living mother Maya (Bipasha Basu) and the dead father Abhay (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) for their daughter Nila (played by Doyle Dhawan). While Maya (Bipasha) claims her daughter to stay in the living world, father Abhay (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) wants to take her to his unreal world and the quest for the claims begins which gets worsen as the movie proceeds.
Though, the movie lacks plots in various parts the concept of the movie is certainly appreciable and brilliant. Apart from other horror flicks, aatma is somehow different, which is the positive point of the film.
Talking about the performances, the little girl Doyle Dhawan is the major part of the story but cannot be said brilliant or outstanding in her part. Though, she is impressive in some parts but still could have done better as much depends upon her performance.
Bipasha has cleverly utilized her prior experience of horror movies of Raaz series and is equally good and promising with her character in the movie. She has played the role of a daunted mother quite convincingly and is again impressive with her screaming and loud crying part.
The national award winner Nawazuddin is the actual cynosure of the movie and worth to watch. He again proved that he can play any role quite comfortably with an ease and effect that makes audiences stick to their seat. After his brilliant performances in Kaahani, Gangs of Wasseypur and Taalash, he again shines in Aatma with his superb presence and acting.
So, overall Aatma is a good concept movie with some impressive situations in the story but still lacks in various parts that could have been presented in a better way with more thrill, suspense and panorama.
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