Mumbai Karthik Aryan is once again ready to win people's hearts with his horror comedy film. This Diwali, Karthik is ready to scare people as well as make them laugh. His film Bhool Bhulaiyaa is going to be released on 31st November. Vidya Balan, Madhuri Dixit and Trupti Dimri will be seen in lead roles along with Karthik in the film. These days, Karthik and Vidya Balan are busy promoting their film. Fans have become very happy with the return of Vidya Balan. If reports are to be believed, director Anees Bazmee has paid huge fees to the actors and Kartik Aryan has taken the most money.
I charged this much fee
According to a report, Karthik Aryan has received the highest fee for Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. He has received 45-50 crore fees. If we talk about Vidya Balan's fees, she has got Rs 8-10 crores and Madhuri Dixit has got Rs 5-8 crores. Which is six times less than Karthik. If we talk about Trupti Dimri's fees, it is the lowest. He has been given only Rs 80 lakh fees. After the success of Animal, his fees have increased significantly. Let us tell you that Kiara Advani was seen in the lead role in the second part of Bhool Bhulaiyaa.
There will be a clash with Singham again
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 is going to clash with Rohit Shetty's Singham Again. Both the films are of different genres and both have their own fan following. The trailer of Singham Again has also received a strong response from the audience. This is the longest trailer ever. The clash is definitely going to have an impact on the collections of both the films. Now it has to be seen which film wins in terms of collection.
The story of 'Manjulika' was born on screen 30 years ago
The National Award winning Malayalam film 'Manichitrathalu', released in 1993, is considered one of the best psychological thrillers made in Indian cinema. Fahad Fazil, father of one of the most talented actors of India today, directed this film and Priyadarshan was one of the second unit directors in this film. This film was said to be ahead of its time because in the 90s, the film was talking about the mental health condition 'Dissociative Identity Disorder'.
A girl, Ganga, comes to the hundreds-year-old palace as her daughter-in-law and becomes deeply influenced by the stories of Nagavalli, a dancer who came under the rule of her ancestors. People felt that the ghost of that Nagavalli had returned to the palace. Later it is revealed that she is the daughter-in-law of the house, who has started thinking of herself as Nagavalli and then Malayalam cinema icon Mohanlal comes to treat her by posing as an American psychiatrist. Shobhana also received the National Award for playing the character of Ganga/Nagavalli in the film.
Priyadarshan remade the same story with Akshay Kumar, Vidya Balan and Shiney Ahuja. In this way, after 14 years, in 2007, 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa' came. When the remake was made after such a long time, even the names were changed. Nagavalli became Manjulika and Doctor Sunny's name was changed to Doctor Aditya. This means that the myth of Manjulika that you are going to see in 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' is actually more than 30 years old. The point is that till the first film, Manjulika was only a 'myth' and not a 'ghost'. But by the third film, such a one-two-four has happened with this character that if Manjulika was actually somewhere, she would have felt dizzy!
Mental health story of charming Manjulika
If you remember the first 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa' (if you don't remember then watch it again, it's a good time), Manjulika was a royal dancer in the court of Maharaj Vibhuti Narayan, an ancestor of the Chaturvedi family. In the words of Dr. Aditya Srivastava (Akshay Kumar), 'The lustful king fell in love with the beautiful Manjulika and got her lover Shashidhar killed.' In the fire of love, the murder of her lover acted as petrol and Manjulika committed suicide by hanging herself. Before dying she swore that she would definitely take revenge from the king. When King Vibhuti Narayan died untimely and mysteriously, people blamed Manjulika's ghost. The biggest specialty of ghosts is that they are very responsible, the responsibility of every untoward incident can be placed on them.
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