After the musical blockbuster of 2008, 'Janna't, Emraan Haashmi is all set to return this winter with his most awaited and expensive horror flick till date, 'Raaz-The Mystery Continues' (RTMC) which is produced by Vishesh Films and released by SONY BMG. Emran Hashmi, considered to be a lucky charm that attracts great music in all his films, believes that the main attraction of RTMC would be its stunning soundtrack. While all his other films have successively featured outstanding hit songs, Imraan has clearly stated that RTMC is going to out-do all these previous albums. The music is to be in stores on 10th December 2008.While it is never a surprise to see brilliant music from the Bhatt camp, the buzz is that RTMC features songs that are truly outstanding in terms of compositions, musical arrangement and sheer groove. The soundtrack features 4 talented composers, out of which the majority is very new. Yet, collectively, the album is a brilliant one and promises to create quite a storm amongst music lovers and industry people as well. An extremely happy and confident Imran states, "It's really amazing to hear such exceptional music and I have been really fortunate that all my films have got the grooviest tracks.
SONY BMG has already been successful in creating a craze with Vishesh Films' former venture 'Jannat' and it firmly believes that RTMC will repeat the same success when its music will be released in stores. Apart from the rocking music, this time SONY BMG has also partnered in production of RTMC. So, RTMC comes from two very powerful stables – Vishesh Films and SONY BMG.
Not only does RTMC keep up with this but believe me, it's going to be much bigger than any of the previous ones." A star with an unbelievable mass appeal, Emraan is very sure that his fans are going to be raving about the music of RTMC, which as an album goes beyond all other existing ones from his preceding films.
The film itself is exceptionally well made and it is hitting the screens on 23rd January 2009. Vishesh Films, that has always made a human connection with its viewers, believes that with this flick something different that hasn't been seen so far is in the offing. The film is being termed as a supernatural thriller and is not at all a sequel to RTMC. Instead it deals with the depiction of the 'evil within' with relation to modern times. Its technical aspects with stylizing and special effects have made this film a much awaited one.
