Review: Hate Story 3 - An unexciting mess

Director Vishal Pandya (who also directed the second installment of the franchise) resorts to the usual tropes to whip up some steam but in the absence of a storyline that is sturdy enough, the film feels hopelessly limp. No amount of skin show can conceal the lack substance that plagues Hate Story 3.Matters are aggravated by the quality of the acting. Even Sharman, usually a competent screen performer, is unable to rise above the bizarre contrivances that lie at the heart of the film.