<p>Director Jay K says that his upcoming movie <em>Dybbuk</em>, a remake of his Malayalam film <em>Ezra</em>, is 'crisper' and scarier than the original version. He adds that flick has a universal theme, which should help it reach a wider audience.</p>.<p>"I jumped at the prospect of making the film as this content is universal in nature. The film is crisper than the original version and we have upped the horror quotient. I will let Dybbuk speak for itself," he told <em>DH</em>.</p>.<p><em>Ezra</em>, which hit the screens in 2017, was a horror-thriller that revolved around the challenges faced by a couple because of an antique box with a dark secret. The film starred Prithviraj in the lead and emerged as a commercial success. <em>Dybbuk </em>stars Emraan Hashmi, the face of the popular <em>Raaz </em>saga, in the lead and marks his return to the horror genre. Jay K says he enjoyed working with the erstwhile 'Serial Kisser'.</p>.<p>"It was a fabulous experience. He is an intense actor, who knows this genre really well," added the director.</p>.<p><em>Dybbuk </em>has an impressive cast that includes<em> The Big Bull</em> actor Nikita Dutta, Darshana Banik, Denzil Smith and Vipin Sharma. </p>.<p>It is slated to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on October 29 as a Halloween treat for movie buffs. </p>.<p><em>Dybbuk </em>will be Emraan's third release this year. The actor was seen alongside John Abraham in director Sanjay Gupta's <em>Mumbai Sag</em>a, which hit the screens in March. The gangster drama catered to the masses and opened to a decent response at the box office. It starred Kajal Aggarwal as the female protagonist and marked her return to Bollywood. </p>.<p>Emraan was last seen in <em>Chehre</em>, which marked his first collaboration with Amitabh Bachchan. The film revolved around the clash between an aged advocate, played by Big B, and a tycoon. The thriller hit the screens after the second Covid-19 lockdown and sank without a trace. It remains to be seen whether <em>Dybbuk </em>helps Emraan get his career back on track. </p>
<p>Director Jay K says that his upcoming movie <em>Dybbuk</em>, a remake of his Malayalam film <em>Ezra</em>, is 'crisper' and scarier than the original version. He adds that flick has a universal theme, which should help it reach a wider audience.</p>.<p>"I jumped at the prospect of making the film as this content is universal in nature. The film is crisper than the original version and we have upped the horror quotient. I will let Dybbuk speak for itself," he told <em>DH</em>.</p>.<p><em>Ezra</em>, which hit the screens in 2017, was a horror-thriller that revolved around the challenges faced by a couple because of an antique box with a dark secret. The film starred Prithviraj in the lead and emerged as a commercial success. <em>Dybbuk </em>stars Emraan Hashmi, the face of the popular <em>Raaz </em>saga, in the lead and marks his return to the horror genre. Jay K says he enjoyed working with the erstwhile 'Serial Kisser'.</p>.<p>"It was a fabulous experience. He is an intense actor, who knows this genre really well," added the director.</p>.<p><em>Dybbuk </em>has an impressive cast that includes<em> The Big Bull</em> actor Nikita Dutta, Darshana Banik, Denzil Smith and Vipin Sharma. </p>.<p>It is slated to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on October 29 as a Halloween treat for movie buffs. </p>.<p><em>Dybbuk </em>will be Emraan's third release this year. The actor was seen alongside John Abraham in director Sanjay Gupta's <em>Mumbai Sag</em>a, which hit the screens in March. The gangster drama catered to the masses and opened to a decent response at the box office. It starred Kajal Aggarwal as the female protagonist and marked her return to Bollywood. </p>.<p>Emraan was last seen in <em>Chehre</em>, which marked his first collaboration with Amitabh Bachchan. The film revolved around the clash between an aged advocate, played by Big B, and a tycoon. The thriller hit the screens after the second Covid-19 lockdown and sank without a trace. It remains to be seen whether <em>Dybbuk </em>helps Emraan get his career back on track. </p>