Vikram Bhatt's first horror film was RAAZ when he was on peak of his career but then he kept giving flops like Inteha and finally left Bhatt camp and made independent films and flops finally his career revived with 1920 and similar films and then he returned to Bhatt camp too with Raaz 3 which was a hit. Sadly CREATURE though it introduces Vampire in Bollywood however falters due to it's repetitive storyline with the same outdated folklore which Vikram used in his recent films. The film's handling too is nothing novel or exciting except some few horror scenes.
Direction is average Music is decent but the picturisations and placements too have a seen it before feeling, In fact it's similar to Vikram Bhatt's earlier films
Bipasha Basu after the dud Humshakals does her part well, Imran Abbas A pakistani actor who debuts is wooden and has lots to improve, his voice too is dubbed(perhaps by Vikram), Mukul Dev fits into Ashutosh Rana type role of RAAZ with utmost ease, Deepraj Rana is as usual, while Amit Tandon is awkward in his one scene role, rest are okay
Direction is average Music is decent but the picturisations and placements too have a seen it before feeling, In fact it's similar to Vikram Bhatt's earlier films
Bipasha Basu after the dud Humshakals does her part well, Imran Abbas A pakistani actor who debuts is wooden and has lots to improve, his voice too is dubbed(perhaps by Vikram), Mukul Dev fits into Ashutosh Rana type role of RAAZ with utmost ease, Deepraj Rana is as usual, while Amit Tandon is awkward in his one scene role, rest are okay