Starring: Kainaz Motivala, Raj Kumar Yadav
Director: Pawan Kripalani
Producer: Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor,
The shown couple, Ragini (Kainaz Motivala) and Uday (Raj Kumar Yadav), set out for a planned dirty weekend at a friend's farmhouse on the outskirts of Mumbai. The much-in-love and passionate weekend in no time changes to the most horrible experience ever. They find that the entire house is rigged with cameras, just in the Big Boss style.
The cameras were meant to capture the love-making scenes between them. The couple learn something that is beyond the limitations of human understanding, something metaphysical, paranormal. The couple Ragini and Uday are now at the mercy of that paranormal force. The sundown is approaching and the couple do not find a way out, What will they do?
Ragini MMS, shows the horror genre in a way, which has never been explored earlier in India. Director Pavan Kirpalani chooses a real-life scandal and adds up sex and horror to it. This makes Ragini MMS work for both kind of viewers, who have an appetite for horror and even who like to watch love with a little bit of skin show.
Camera work in both Love Sex Aur Dhokha and Ragini MMS is like they have been shot in real time. The unconventional way of camera makes it look realistic like watching the footage on a handycam. This real experience of love, sex and of course the third force make you jump off your seat. The timing between each movement of each frame and the usage of silence is spine-chilling. Cinematography is general and in sync.
Though the film works on the lines of Paranormal Activity, Ragini MMS has a totally different concept. The old elements of a hindi horror film like white saree, song etc, are done away with. Ragini MMS has a very western approach with a desi touch.
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