Aatma movie review: Over the top in bits, slick in parts!

Suparn Verma could have done a better job with this unique concept that had the potential for novel ideas, but somewhere down the line, he fails to create the magic
Aatma – starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui (Abhay) and Bipasha Basu (Maya) – is not as bad as Vikram Bhatt or Ram Gopal Varma’s masterpieces, but it’s not as slick as Oren Peli’s (of Paranormal Activity fame) interpretation either.

From Veerana aka Deserted to Khoon ki pyaasi aka Blood Thirsty: Ramsay horror flicks in translation!

Terrible things can happen – both in Ramsay movies, and when horror film titles are translated into English
The soon-to-release Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Bipasha Basu starrer Aatma is a simple, straightforward name for a horror flick. But long before Ram Gopal Varma, Vikram Bhatt and Suparn Verma fell in love with this genre, it was a territory owned by the Ramsay brothers – Kumar Ramsay, Keshu Ramsay, Tulsi Ramsay, Kiran Ramsay and director Shyam Ramsay.

Bipasha Basu thinks marriage is not easy

The Aatma actor maintains that she doesn’t want to rush into marriage
Bipasha Basu hasn’t found her soulmate yet and neither is she looking for one. In fact, she wants that special someone to find her out.