Aa Dekhen Zara

<p>Ray Acharya ( ), a struggling photographer, has nothing going for him. He inherits a special camera from his grandfather, who was a scientist. His life then changes in a way that he could not have imagined in his wildest dreams. The photographs produced by the camera predict the future. Ray uses the camera to obtain winning lottery numbers, winning horses, and also stock prices. His life becomes one big roller coaster ride that takes him from rags to riches and also helps him meet the love of his life, Simi ( ), a DJ with a mind of her own. However, Captain ( ) finds out and chases Ray to get the camera for himself. Security authorities also chase Ray as they are aware that Ray’s grandfather was trying to create a camera that can predict the future. The chase leads them to Bangkok, where the climax unfolds. It was initially known as . But in an interview, Vikram Rajani, the executive director of , said, “What is ? The movie was always called . I do not know how people called the movie . That was just a we had in mind. We have the title registered long time back”. Bipasha Basu performed opposite Neil Mukesh for the first time with this film. Recent reports say that Neil convinced Bipasha to sing with him the title track, “Aa Dekhe Zara”. Stylist Rakhi Parekh Patil worked on Bipasha Basu’s look for the movie. The film did moderate business because of a feud between multiplexes owners and the producers. It had an average opening in the first week. The collections started to drop in the second week because of other films with similar themes releasing at the same time ( , ). The movie grossed Rs 52,500,000 worldwide. The film was declared an average grosser. The song “Aa Dekhen Zara” is a modern-day remix version of the popular ” ” from the and ‘s film , which was released in 1981. The makers of obtained the rights for this original number and gave the song a modern-day flavor. Gaurav Dasgupta was the man behind this remix number which also supposedly features Bipasha. The song “Paisa Hai Power” is a remake of ” ” by .</p>