Teesri aankh is terrible. Review on Teesri Aankh - The Hidden Camera

Teesri Aankh tells us the story of Amisha who is a girl with speech impairment, and Deol a cop out to get the guys using the hidden camera for their nefarious ends. There are gals from beauty contests caught on the camera, there are those caught in their changing rooms with all the expected sound and fury.

The biggest problem with the film is its script, which has several loose threads hanging. A lot many questions are left unanswered and the viewer starts feeling restless after a point. Besides, the screenplay moves on too many tracks simultaneously. Neither the flashback part looks authentic, nor does the love story strike a chord.

Though a few sequences have been deftly executed, they're far too less in number to undo the harm. Even the dialogues, that are a mainstay in an enterprise like this, are far too ordinary this time around.

Director Harri does not convince either as a writer or as a director. From the scripting point of view, the film looks like a half-hearted attempt. As for the direction, it's below the mark as well.Music looks more like a gap-filler. None of the tunes are appealing. The background music is strictly okay.

Cinematography could've been better. Given the fact that the film has been shot in London, the film should've scored marks in the visual category at least. But London hasn't been captured to the optimum by the lensman.

Now to the performances!Sunny Deol is alright, though he tends to go overboard at times. Amisha doesn't impress at all. Neha Dhupia has been wasted.Ashish tries to provide some relief. Arti is okay.The pack of villians are intolerable in their respective roles

Teesri Aankh is bound to go unnoticed since the flaws outnumber and outweigh the assets. Below average.