India's first stereoscopic 3D film
Directed by Vikram Bhatt
Producer: Vikram Bhatt, Arun Rangachari
Banner: Dar Motion Pictures, BVG Films, UFO Moviez India Limited.
Director of Photography: Pravin Bhatt
Cassettes and CD's onT-Series
Writer: Amin Hajee
Lyricist: Shakeel Azmi
Junaid Wasi
Music Director: Chirantan Bhatt
Genre: Horror
In May 6, 2011, India's first stereoscopic 3D film. With the 3D format gaining popularity world over, Vikram Bhatt employs it in Bollywood to his next horror film Haunted . The music album opens with "Tum ho mera yar", which has been making the rounds of various TV channels. Album offers six slow to moderately paced songs and there are no remixes.Although the sound of the song is not very contemporary, it still manages to generate interest mainly because of its melodious composition. K.K's vocals breathe life into the song with ample support from Suzanne D Mello Jojo, Nikhil D'Souza and Tia Bajpai. Certainly a good way to start the album.
Banner: Dar Motion Pictures, BVG Films, UFO Moviez India Limited.
Director of Photography: Pravin Bhatt
Cassettes and CD's onT-Series
Language: Hindi
Writer: Amin HajeeLyricist: Shakeel Azmi
Junaid Wasi
Music Director: Chirantan Bhatt
Editor: Kuldeep Mehan
Action: Abbas Ali Moghul
Release Date: May 6, 2011
The music of upcoming horror film " Haunted 3D", directed by Vikram Bhatt, can be described as a simple, love-inspired album. Composed by Chirantan Bhatt, the, which is a breather.
In May 6, 2011, India's first stereoscopic 3D film. With the 3D format gaining popularity world over, Vikram Bhatt employs it in Bollywood to his next horror film Haunted . The music album opens with "Tum ho mera yar", which has been making the rounds of various TV channels. Album offers six slow to moderately paced songs and there are no remixes.Although the sound of the song is not very contemporary, it still manages to generate interest mainly because of its melodious composition. K.K's vocals breathe life into the song with ample support from Suzanne D Mello Jojo, Nikhil D'Souza and Tia Bajpai. Certainly a good way to start the album. 