Obhishopto Nighty

movie is good rally new concept for Bengali movie hope you will enjoyment i am really waiting for Abhishapta Punjabi. my mean part -ii.I really Thanks To Director/Story Writer /Actors Special Foe Parambrata And Also supporting cast . I Really Appreciate to Editing Who Really Done Great Job.

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I love you. I am who I am because of you. You are every reason, every hope, and every dream I've ever had, and no matter what happens to us in the future, everyday we are together is the greatest day of my life. I will always be yours.

"It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to your enemies, but a great deal more to stand up to your friends."

Cant understand the rating!! This is a comic masterclass in Bengali movies.

Parambrata along with all other terrific star cast provide adequate punch..dialogues are sarcastic funny

Have watched it twice and loved it

Absolutely no negative .. Birsa rocked thus one.

This is absolutely unexpected!!!A bizarre,wacky,eccentric Bengali cinema taking on Bengali hypocrisy and mediocrity by the collar while breaking every rule within scope in the process.Its not that all the references (mostly contemporary) are very intelligent or subtle.Its not that the performances (mostly cameos) are top-notch as in Bhooter Bhobisyat or that the film within film concept of presentation is something never seen or tried before.But as a package the film presents everything in such optimum amount that the end product turns immensely appreciable and enjoyable at the same time.The film is a triumph of crisp writing and spot-on sense of humour.Add to that superb editing,decent acts and quite fine music/background score.A censor board member smoking in frustration,a band singer (in real) singing Md.Aziz song for a Tolly party (I am sold just for the digging out the song "prithibi harie gelo"...),a Rabindrasangeet singer suffering from xtra-thakur affair or a journalist turned down from entering a party for wearing sandals -the lack of authenticity all around is brought out so effortlessly and effectively with the enjoyment quotient maintained throughout.This is coming (cuming) of age Bangla cinema like never before where the heroine finds real love even after a handful of voluntary one night stands while a popular hero looses his reel and real life wife to a 'odiya nulia'."Obhisapto Nighty" will in no way garner audience like Bhooter Bhabisyat did (the RDB afternoon show was cancelled as i could not manage company of 4 more people to watch together). People not familiar with this form of arbid comedy (read Robert Rodriguez brand ) would be mostly confused and consider it crass.But given a chance with open mind this is bound to entertain and even enlighten.Watch it.

Obhishopto Nighty (2014)

This movie is essentially, what in Bangla, we know as 'Machar Natok', i.e. the kind of plays/stand-up comedies you see in college functions/freshers/re-unions with lots of unintentional technical glitches, bad acting and hilarious goof-ups, but you love them if they are well-written. This movie is a mash-up of the kind of skits you see on stage or say in the comedy shows on television.

Kudos to the director for his guts for a) choosing to bring this 'Machar Natok' on screen and b) trying to make an intentionally 'unintentionally hilarious' movie.

There is intentional bad/loud acting, bad editing, absolutely meaningless plots and that also split into numerous chapters and timelines, just to connect the several scenes which are funny in themselves and thankfully funny enough you wouldn't care how they are connected.

If you start nit-picking this movie will be outright offensive to everyone: it's sexist, racist, makes fun of gays, fat women dressed up in nighties and what-not! And to be true there were scenes which I could not comprehend as well and what I thought it meant I just couldn't believe (For instance, seriously what was that thing with the weird 'Shim-bichi kot-kot'!!!) But I say again, this is exactly what happens in college plays. It's Absurd with a capital A and trust me... has no deeper meaning. I mean, if you start looking for 'Surrealism' everywhere, then might I suggest you 'Himmatwala': the deeply surreal and layered movie... This movie might be some satire on some level, a very vague level, but that is not the purpose of the movie for me.

If unsophisticated, unintelligent jokes, riddled with infinitely many innuendos (that are weird, sad, sexual and even repulsive at times) is not your kind of humour, stay away. But if you do, lap it up.

Well, I thrive in stupid puns and lame jokes and 'Macha' is not just a stage, it is a Culture to me: the culture I celebrate every moment of my life in Jadavpur University. So I simply loved it. And I am planning to watch it again.

But, I have to say, making an intentionally 'unintentionally hilarious' movie is extremely difficult, my friend! And there were so many ways this movie could have been bettered. There are moments which drag, where you feel it's too loud for your taste, but thankfully before that feeling sets in any deeper there is some outrageously funny sequence which will jolt you awake! That is why despite the many many many flaws, I have to acknowledge that this is the first of its kind in an an Indian Movie. There has been no such absolute nonsensical, absurd, yet weirdly funny 'Macha' movie ever before in India. And I do sincerely feel that because Birsa is only the director of this movie, I cannot say this is not his movie. This movie truly belongs to Debaloy Bhattacharya, whose story, dialogues and screenplay it is. And he gets the brownies!!!

Statutory Warning: This movie will ruin Tagore Songs for you. For life.

Watched this movie back in the year 2014 many times. Simply loved the satire acting cast crew everything of it. But never aware of its imdb rating, just saw the rating and im sorry to say lost faith in todays cinema goers and imdb. Bengal was always known for its intellectual nature. This is an extremely class appealing film. The rating dont give justice to the film.

It is an extremely well made, classy, enjoyable satire. Every art film lover should watch this.