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Jules Altier
Nigehbaan The Third Eye: A Thriller That Failed To Thrill
Nigehbaan The Third Eye is a 2005 Hindi thriller movie directed by Dilip Shankar and starring Sameer Dharmadhikari, Sandali Sinha, Sayaji Shinde and Govind Namdeo. The movie was originally titled "Crime Story" and was supposed to be a suspenseful tale of a man who has a third eye that helps him solve crimes. However, the movie turned out to be a flop at the box office and received negative reviews from critics and audiences alike.
The plot of the movie revolves around Vikram (Sameer Dharmadhikari), a journalist who has a special ability to see things that others can't. He uses his third eye to expose corruption and injustice in society. He falls in love with Nisha (Sandali Sinha), a lawyer who supports his crusade. However, their lives are endangered when they cross paths with a powerful politician (Govind Namdeo) and his henchmen (Sayaji Shinde and Akhilendra Mishra). Vikram has to use his third eye to save himself and his love from their enemies.
The movie was criticized for its poor script, direction, acting and music. The movie failed to create any suspense or thrill for the viewers and was full of clichÃs and loopholes. The movie also had some technical flaws such as bad editing, sound and cinematography. The movie was released in 2005 but looked like it was made in the 90s. The movie also had some scenes that were copied from Hollywood movies such as The Sixth Sense and Minority Report.
The movie is available for free download in HD quality on some websites. However, we do not recommend watching this movie as it is a waste of time and money. There are many other better thriller movies that you can watch instead of this one.
Some trivia about the movie are:
- The movie was shot in Mumbai and Goa.
- The movie was produced by Shantilal Bokadia, who is known for making low-budget movies.
- The movie had a cameo appearance by Anjala Zaveri, who played Vikram's ex-girlfriend.
Some personal opinions about the movie are:
- The movie was boring and predictable.
- The movie had no originality or creativity.
- The movie wasted the talent of the actors and the potential of the concept.