Source: scoopwhoop 4. Samay: When Time Strikes (2003)Ī reputed business man is found dead and ACP Malvika Chauhan (Sushmita Sen) is assigned the case. His investigation leads him to find that there is a bigger racket in the small town and he has to uncover it. The next day's paper carries the report that Manorama has committed suicide and Satyaveer takes it upon himself to investigate the case. Manorama (Sarika) is running to save her life and runs into Satyaveer (Abhay Deol) and urges him to remember her name and age. Source: scoopwhoop 3. Manorama Six Feet Under (2007) The reasons that crop up during the police investigation take Inspector Surjan (Aamir Khan) deeper into the case as he and his wife are also dealing with the loss of their son who died recently. Rosie (Kareena Kapoor) starts helping the inspector in solving the case and the events which then unfold are least expected. Source: scoopwhoop 2. Talaash: The Answer Lies Within (2012)Ī well-known actor drives his car into the sea trying to avoid something mysterious. It was a unique film for Indian cinema as such Rashomon style story telling had never been attempted before. The film told the story through various point of views leaving the audience to decide which version they believed the best. This film was based on the much-hyped Aarushi Talwar murder case. However, if you're the Sherlocks out there, we've prepared a list of the best Bollywood murder mysteries which will rattle your brain cells! Go on and check them out: 1. Interestingly, these movies were quite popular in Bollywood until a few years ago but we don't see many films of this genre being made these days. Even if they don't like the film, the guessing game about the antagonist keeps the audience enthralled till the end.
Is the bunker angle added in the Hindi version too? I don’t know, but the basic plot of similar – man’s girl friend is presumed missing – cops suspect him – he falls in love with another girl who comes and starts living in his mansion – finds odd things happening in the house.There's nothing like a murder mystery to engage and deeply involve the audience. The original had generous skin show and it is no wonder the Bhatts found it apt to lift in Hindi – and yes, they changed the profession of the lead guy… from music arranger to photographer. La Cara Oculta (Hidden face) was a fairly good thriller, even though its trailer is one of the most stupid ones I have ever seen in my life – it is so full of spoilers!
I took one look at the trailer of Murder 3 and immediately remembered the Spanish film I saw mid-last year. Trust the Bhatts to lift plots repeatedly. No, this is not about music, but an interesting digression.
Update: If you go by this tweet, the film is not lifted… is actually an official remake! Is that a first for Bhatts?
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