Vinci Da

Psychological thrillers are very rare when it comes to Tollywood industry. Among them,very few are well executed. This movie is a gem. Good storyline, excellent cast and when it comes to direction, no one can compete Srijit Mukherjee. This movie is surely one of the best Bengali movies of all time.

Story is unique and captivating but easily predictable. Film is good for one time watch but i had high hopes from srijit regarding this film so im disappointed a bit.

An entertaining crime drama that tries to pose itself as an intelligent psychological thriller. The first half of the film was well crafted in a way that even when there was confusion over the idea they wanted to present it was finely handled so that it was always almost perfect. But afterwards, it was kind of becoming what it was criticising in the first half but not too much, just part of being Indian mainstream cinema even when it is a regional film without the top star cast.

Screenplay, acting, casting, dialogue, background music everything was perfect.

This is an unusual story of two worthy but unsuccessful minds. Vincida is a makeup artist who is passionate about his job but could not shine in his field due to his straightforward character and Adi Bose is obsessed about law and order while he could not become a lawyer. However, when they meet, their lives change. The plot is unusual and the actors did their job in the best possible way. The cinematography, background scores, make up and everything was wonderful. However, in my opinion, the movie lacks to focus deeper on the two characters. Though its a difficult job when there are two central characters, but I think the movie demands more attention to the minds Adi Bose and Vinci da.. May be the movie could be extended another half an hour to look deeper into the characters making it more of a psychological thriller than a crime thriller. I rate it 5/10 due to this factor. It seemed that the movie got over before even we get to know the characters more deeply.