It falters in the second half where somehow, amongst the non-stop bullet dodging, national security and romance, the script weakens as does the plot. Is it worth a dekho? For the most part, or rather the first half, Aa Dekhen Zara is a good watch. But when the camera surprises Acharya of what may danger may come his way on an international level, is when realization hits the photographer and he recognizes the need to make amends and “save the day.” However, the camera, forewarns him of dangers that lurk around him, and he manages to escape death on many occasions. Enter Captain (Rahul Dev) and his gang of hooligans who come to know of Acharya’s camera and feel the need to acquire it for world domination et al.

During this course, he goes from pauper to prince, manages to woo a DJ Simi (Bipasha Basu), saves her from harms way and win her heart courtesy of the beloved camera. Greedy for success, Acharya departs on a winning spree as bets on horses, makes the lottery and so forth using the camera as a Magic-8 Ball. As luck would have it, he inherits a supernatural camera from his grandfather (Biswajeet) which manages to capture the future in pictures. Ray Acharya (Neil Nitin Mukesh) is a natural photographer whose career is down and out. Add to that cooking pot, oodles of dashing Neil Nitin Mukesh, dollops of sultry Bipasha Basu and a hint of a magical camera, and boom, you have the making of a successful film…or do you? Aa Dekhen Zara, directed by debutant Jehangir Surti, promises entertainment, thrill and an interesting plot all ways to help soothe recession woes. But beyond those two, audiences have witnessed movie duds which fell with a thud. 2009 at the movies has started on a zara slump note with only Raaz 2 and Dev D creating some noise at the box office. It seems that not only do the cast and crew of Aa Dekhen Zara want us to take a zara look see at their latest offering, but expectations for the film are zara high too.

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