Darna Zaroori Hai (2006)

Directors:

J.D. Chakravarthi
Manish Gupta

Writers:

Ashish Deo (writer)
Manish Gupta (writer)

Release Date:

28 April 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Horror | Thriller

Plot:

Pahwa is a film buff. He watches every new release in the night show on the first day itself. Just as...

Plot Keywords:

Producer | Beautiful Woman | Murder | Ghost | Anthology

Cast

Amitabh Bachchan	...	Professor
Ritesh Deshmukh	...	Student
Anil Kapoor	...	Karan Chopra
Mallika Sherawat	...	Hitchhiker
Manoj Pahwa	...	Man who goes to watch the film
Randeep Hooda	...	Ajay Doshi
Zakir Hussain	...	Police Officer
Sunil Shetty	...	Mr. Pilgaonkar
Sonali Kulkarni	...	Mrs. Pilgaonkar
Rajpal Yadav	...	Insurance Salesman
Bipasha Basu	...	Varsha
Arjun Rampal	...	Man asking for phone call
Makrand Deshpande	...	Rahul
Isha Koppikar
Nisha Kothari	...	Special Appearance

Also Known As:

You Must Be Scared (International: English title)

Runtime:

India:108 min

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Color:

Color

Certification:

UK:15 | India:A

Company:

K Sera Sera

Trivia:

Amitabh Bachchan's shooting was completed in one day and he didn't charge any money for his work.

Movie Connections:

Features Darna Mana Hai (2003)

Darna Option Hai

Darna Zaroori Hai the sequel to Darna Mana Hai starts off with a brilliance and ends in not so brilliant way. The theme is the same as before, so one can easily come to a conclusion how it will end even before getting the ticket to the film, So no complaint the way it ended. If Manoj Pahwa's was brilliant in portraying horror, Amithab's episode touched the peak with the background-score, if Arjun Rampal's was do with beautiful horror, then Rajpal yadav's was to do with fear, if Anil Kapoor's was to do with bluffing, then Randeep Hooda's was on revenge. So we had all the flavors of POSSIBLE horror in the film with excellent performance from all most all the people in the lead. The Maturity of each actors helps the film to reach at least half-way where it was heading. Did it deliver that good at the right content, well that of course depends on how much you were horrified. After the film i started counting at how many instance i felt a Shock/Tremor/Horror. When i finished counting it wasn't even two digit number but it wasn't zero either. The film does at least triggers a small shake in your body, for me it was with the episode with Amithab Bachan, the others where tilted towards the comic side but the lesson in those stories to learn was don't play too much with others when you don't know how much they can handle. As far this film goes except few scenes you can handle most of them. You cant expect every frame with blood on it to say its a horror film, this film will horrify you provided you see the film without expecting when will you be horrified meaning concentrate on the drink and pop-corn rather on the story and at the end count the pop-corn on the floor that's the number of time you where horrified.