Tia Bajpai on Haunted's cult status & Love Mafia's global reach

Tia Bajpai fondly remembers her breakthrough role in the 2011 3D horror hit, Haunted 3D, considering it India's most significant horror film and expressing immense gratitude for its contribution to her career. She also highlighted the technical challenges and unique experience of shooting in 3D, which involved a Canadian team.

Expanding her artistic endeavors, Bajpai has recently released a multilingual music album titled Love Mafia, showcasing her singing talent in English, Hindi, Swahili, Korean, and Latin, thus achieving a global reach. She confirmed her return to the horror genre with an upcoming trilogy, starting with Lilly Rose - Chapter 1.

Addressing the sequel, Haunted - Ghosts Of The Past, Bajpai clarified she is not part of it, but expressed happiness for its production. She also offered her perspective on the controversy surrounding director Vikram Bhatt, whom she has worked with on Lanka and 1920: Evil Returns. Bajpai supported Bhatt, stating that audience reception ultimately determines a film's success, and directors should not face severe repercussions if a movie doesn't perform well.