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  • Bhoot Returns to premiere on Eros Now

    Bhoot Returns to premiere on Eros Now

    MUMBAI: Ram Gopal Varma‘s Bhoot Returns starring Manisha Koirala, J D Chakravarthi & child artist Alayana Sharma that released on 12 October, will soon be premiered on Eros Now, the website of Eros International.

    Horror movie lovers who missed an opportunity to watch this film on the big screen can catch the online premiere. The portal stands as a single platform of its kind to showcase the latest and some of the Bollywood films. Being a dedicated music and movie platform, the portal offers over 250 films that can be watched online.

    The film was widely accepted for genuine edge-of-the-seat moments and held the audiences‘ on tenterhooks and to top it all, the 3D effects sent shivers down audiences‘ spine.

    Eros Now fans can download ‘Eros Now app‘ and can watch their favorite movies on their android phones, iPhones and even iPads. Audiences can now enjoy HD quality experiences and instant streaming anywhere and anytime only on Eros Now.

  • Paranormal 3 has record debut

    Paranormal 3 has record debut

    MUMBAI: Paramount’s Paranormal Activity 3, a $5 million low-budget horror movie, has mopped up $80 million from the box office over the weekend.

    The film earned $54 million from US and Canadian theatres, the highest debut for a horror movie and the biggest October debut ever in those markets, according to the studio. Jackass 3-D had an opening of $50.4 million last year.

    The R-rated horror prequel made $26 million from international markets.

    The movie is about two young sisters and their creepy encounters with an invisible presence in their home, all recorded by surveillance cameras.

    Horror movies generally attract teenagers and young adults. Paranormal Activity 3 also brought in viewers over 25 years of age.

    The Three Musketeers and Johhny English Reborn, the weekend’s two other releases, had sluggish ticket sales. A 3D action version of the classic novel, The Three Musketeers grossed $73.2 million, with $8.8 million coming from US and Canadian theatres, as it failed to draw in younger moviegoers.

    Jhnny English Reborn, which had a better run overseas, grossed just $3.8 million in the North American market. The British spy comedy had travelled in other markets before releasing in America, collecting $104.5 million over five weeks.