Eyes) is a 2002 Indian Hindi-language heist thriller film directed by Vipul Amrutlal Shah, starring Amitabh Bachchan, Akshay Kumar, Arjun Rampal, Sushmita Sen, Paresh Rawal and Aditya Pancholi.

[2] The film tells the story of Vijay Singh Rajput (Bachchan) a hard-working but temperamental man, who has spent all his life working for a bank.

When he is unlawfully fired, he decides to take vengeance by organizing a heist, and having the bank robbed by three blind men (Kumar, Rampal and Rawal), as no one will suspect them.

Arjun confesses his love to Neha, who reveals that she is associated in the plot only for the well-being of her younger brother, Rahul, who has been kidnapped by Rajput, and she cannot kill him even if she has any weapon in her hand.

Unable to generate an answer, he slams Illyaas, who falls on the ground and injures his eyes, causing bleeding.

Even in this scenario, Rajput tries to get the information, but Vishwas and Arjun resist and claim that they will reveal the location if Illyaas is treated by paramedics.

Unable to bear the shock of the death, Neha pulls a gun on Rajput and threatens to reveal everything to the police if he does not leave her and the other two alone.

Realizing that she has to die in order to save Arjun and Vishwas, Neha shoots herself, just as both of them return after hearing loud screams.

Unable to believe that blind men can ransack a bank, and amidst Rajput's impassioned defence, the police start getting suspicious.

Vishwas and Arjun decide to take care of Rahul and ultimately find the jewels – they were hidden in Illyaas' harmonium.

In an alternate ending for overseas viewers[7] Rajput bribes the cop and is set free, in return to get him his share and gets his manager Bhandari arrested.

The film was also a success in South Africa, opening to packed houses and grossing $14,600 on the weekend, despite a limited release.

[13] Between 2004/05, two bank robberies occurred on Mira Road in Maharashtra by a man named Feroz Sheikh and several accomplices, who were said to have been inspired by the film.

[14][15][16] A computer game based on film was created for promotional purposes in a tie in with IndiaFM and Hungama.com (now collectively known as Bollywood Hungama).