I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Strong and Moving!

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Naina loses her sight as a child and is cared for by her grandmother. As a young adult, she undergoes a cornea transplant, and 18 minutes into the film she sees dead people, a side effect of transplants. She discovers who gave her the eyes in London and it happens to be from a small village in India, a nation which has a shortage of corneas to transplant for their people.This was a made for TV film and has the word "intermission" appear half way through. I was bored. English subtitles.

My daughters and I are fans of foreign movies. We decided to rent this one, because we assumed by reading the DVD box, it sounded like "The Eye", which we liked. That didn't deter us from wasting money on this hand-sized version of the Black Hole of Calcutta. From the very first minute of the movie until the horrid ending, we laughed, winced, watched in disbelief of the spectacle that unfolded before our eyes--organs we wish we hadn't had in our heads while viewing this travesty. My daughters, who are 7 and 11, even thought the effects / acting (overly hammy) / deserved a good flogging. As I saw from the other comments, the bald-wig makeup, unfortunately, was the movie's only saving grace. Take it from a man and his two lovely daughters, spend your rupees on something better, like a root canal. Your eyes will thank you.

I was expecting a more chilling movie than "Bhoot" but it was not that scary.For most of us it looks like an adaptation of "The Sixth Sense" but in fact I saw a very very similar movie few days back and it was named "The Eye". The name of the original Chinese movie was "Jian Gui" (View more at "http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0325655/").Urmila's performance was good. Remaining cast was okay. The music and background score was quite average as compared with other Ram Gopal Verma's movies. The good thing was it has good pace and keep you glued to the seat.

an interesting story but having curse of not matured acting by Urmila...but indeed a admirable and brave attempt to change the track of Indian movies.Before intermission movie is all about scary and spooky visions that are seen by actress, which were because of her new eyes that she got after her operations..but these scenes are so unmanaged that viewer doubts over there relevance but after the interval when director connect all them in a quaint story it pleases to see such a stupendous attempt to set a new track of Indian horror movies.Instead of horrifying its viewer by spooky faces as it is aimed by many of horror film director,in Naina Director has tried to convey that ghosts really exists .Interestingly no where he has shown that they are harmful instead they are just a normal creature as us humans.The reason why they exists is given through a sermon by a religious Hindu guru that if a creature dies with his uncompleted wishes it turns him into a ghost and he dies at the same place and at the same time again and again.Seems bizarre but I think not that much gimmicky.In the end a tremendous attempt to set a track for Hindi movies.