The intention of this study is to review the status of deposition of a thin layer of chalcogenide film over a glass substrateby employing physical vapour deposition technique and its morphological characters at different annealed temperature. The character of a thin-film is depending on the nature of the substrate and the thickness. The morphological aspects of the thin films prepared using Antimony trisulphide have examined by various characterization techniques. XRD examination shows, as-deposited and annealed at 378K, 453K Sb2S3 thin films were amorphous in nature but annealed at 528K and 603K were polycrystalline in nature. SEM images revealed that the sample annealed at 603K shows the clear orthorhombic phase of Sb2S3thin film. Among various deposition methods, thermal evaporation is a well-established technique and is preferred for its simplicity. Therefore, in the present work prime importance has given to the formation of Sb2S3and its char