The film also earned Bhatt the Dream Director Award at the Stardust Awards (2003).Ī sequel to the film was released in 2009 titled ‘Raaz: The Mystery Continues.’
The box office hit film earned the nomination in the category Best Film at the Filmfare Awards (2003).
In 2002, he gained popularity for directing the supernatural horror film ‘Raaz’, starring Bipasha Basu, Dino Morea and Malini Sharma. I had gotten divorced, my film Ghulam was yet to be released, I was only Sushmita Sen’s boyfriend, I was depressed, I missed my daughter like crazy…I had just made a mess of my life.” That was because of what I’d done to my life. In a tell-all interview in 2021, Bhatt revealed that he contemplated suicide after the break-up of his marriage with childhood sweetheart Aditi. I know that the man was in a divorce when I met him, and I wasn’t going to wait to tell the world that I loved him just because he hadn’t gone through with his divorce yet.” I don’t fell guilty because I have done something very openly with a very open conscience. The wife and him were not living together, and I cannot go around feeling guilty or make a person feel guilty if he had a bad marriage. In 1997, Bhatt and Sen made an appearance in the interview-style talk show ‘Simi Garewal’s show.’ When Simi asked about being in a relationship with Bhatt while he was still married, Sen replied,. Bhatt and Sen’s relationship was short-lived. Soon after, Bhatt began his extra-marital affair with Sen, which led to Bhatt’s divorce from Aditi Bhatt in 1988. On the sets of the psychological thriller film Dastak (1996), Bhatt’s debut film as a writer, he made acquaintance with Miss Universe 1994 Sushmita Sen, who was the lead actress of the film. Thereafter, he directed the successful films Ghulam (1998), Kasoor (2001), and Awara Paagal Deewana (2002). In 1996, he came into the limelight when he directed the psychological thriller film ‘Fareb.’ After his directional debut with the musical romance film ‘Jaanam’ (1992), his following four films did not fare well at the box office. 
In 1990, he worked as the chief assistant director for the film ‘Agneepath.’ He began his career at the age of fourteen as an assistant director.Born into a family of pioneers of the Indian film industry, Bhatt was inclined towards pursuing a career in filmmaking since childhood.Ĭhildhood picture of Vikram Bhatt with her mother.
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Vikram Bhatt is an Indian film director, producer, screenwriter, and actor who is best known for directing the Indian horror film series ‘Raaz’ and film ‘Ghulam’ (1999). Some Lesser Known Facts About Vikram Bhatt Grandfather- Vijay Bhatt (Film director, Producer, Screenwriter) Stepsons- Adiraj Singh and Arhavirr Singh (From Shwetambari Soni's previous marriage)ĭaughter- Krishna Bhatt (From his marriage with Aditi Bhatt) Shwetambari Soni (married in September 2020). Shwetambari Soni (Founder of the art gallery 'Trinity Art Impact,' 2017-2020). Sushmita Sen (Miss Universe 1994, Actor, and Model). He started his career in 1992 with the production house's ‘Jaanam', and went on to do four more films with it, including the first of the ‘Raaz' series, and ‘Footpath' (2003).Film director, Producer, Screenwriter, Actor, NovelistĪcting: Khamoshiyan (2015) as Book Editor 
Bhatt returns to Vishesh Films for Raaz 3. “A big shout out to a dear friend thevikrambhatt! Do welcome him to twitterverse! Looking forward to Raaz 3,” an excited Bipasha said on twitter. After almost a decade, Bipasha is returning to the Raaz franchise, to be directed by Bhatt again this time. Directed by Bhatt, ‘Raaz' had Bipasha and Dino Morea in the lead, while a sequel, released in 2009 (‘Raaz - The Mystery Continues') had Emraan Hashmi and Kangana Ranaut and was directed by Mohit Suri. She received her first Best Actress nomination at the Filmfare for her role in the film. Bhatt's 2002 thriller ‘Raaz' was a big commercial success and it brought in a lot of appreciation for Bipasha. “Bipasha fans out there! How do you like the name Shanaya for her Character in Raaz 3?,” he asked.
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