by a group of unknown men. Vijay tried to fight back, but was hit on the head by a rod, leading to his partial memory loss. Mary was then horribly beaten, brutally assaulted and crucified by those men and left for dead. After being found by two men, she was taken to the city hospital, where she was eventually declared dead. However, her heart continued to beat, baffling the doctors. Because she was an international citizen, there was a huge outcry by the media and the Australian embassy. Finally, the doctors felt that she was unholy and had her chopped into pieces by a local butcher, bagged her remains and tossed her into the sea. After remembering everything, Vijay discovers that his father was behind all this. His father was against the marriage and had bribed the attackers, doctors, wardboy and nurse to murder Mary. Angered and heartbroken, Vijay confronts his father. His father tries to escape but is finally killed by Mary, along with all the other attackers who had killed Mary, as well as the butcher. With her revenge finally complete, Mary finds solace in Jesus's arms because of her never-dying faith and belief. Cast Shiney Ahuja as Vijay Singh Sayali Bhagat as Dr. Suhani Deepraj Rana as Dr.Saxena Julia Bliss as Mary Madgeline Tej Sapru as Mr. Singh (Vijay's Father) Sandip Soparrkar in Special appearance Gulshan Rana Tabrez Khan Bijayata Pradhan as Nurse Liya Reception Critical reception Ghost was critically panned by critics. Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama rated the film 1.5/5 stars saying "The problem with GHOST is that the scares are scarce, despite some twists and turns injected in the plotline. Regrettably, the story goes for a toss thanks to the interrupting song and dance routine". He did praise the lead cast and said "Both Shiney and Sayali strive hard to keep your interest alive but the scares in Ghost are inadequate and ineffectual". Nikhat Kazmi from The Times of India gave the film 1/5 stars stating that "Once you realise there's nothing much in store in terms of the hebbie jebbies, you turn to the story, Equally unpromising". Mansha Rastogi of nowrunning.com also gave the film 1/5 stars and said "A hackneyed story-line, hamming actors and unintentionally ludicrous scenes, Ghost makes for a horrific horror film, Best unseen". Rajeev Masand from IBN Live gave it 0.5/5 and said "Ghost is a staggeringly silly film.