Tritio Adhyay

Basically it's not a common love story... I bet bengali people never witnessed such an amazing romance on the screen in bengali cinemas... 1st half was quite ordinary but 2nd half was too good to be honest... People attached with JADABPUR University campus can relate themselves after watching this...

Brilliant story telling of Director Manoj Michigan stole the show!Elegant screen presence of Abhijit Roy is perfect icing on cake.Kudos to Pushprekha International for launching fresh talents who did justice to their parts.Arin's background score is an asset for the film besides the mesmerizing songs.Finally hats off to the leading casts Abir Chatterjee and Paoli Dam for their brilliant screen presences.

It's romantic till it's not and then it hits you right in your guts at the end of it. The first half sets up a beautiful romantic track, with melodious songs from Orin and amazing cinematography, you are drawn in from the start. Your invested in the story, the couple but you also sense the mystery lurking around. And then in the second half Manoj with his classic suspense streak brings in the raw emotions. As audiences by this time you are invested and oscillating between fear for the characters and extreme agony for them. I don't wish to spoil the plot, so know this- it is a love story, albeit filled with suspense and tragedy but it is love till eternity. The young brigade is brilliant, Abir comes in with a formidable performance especially in the second half and Paoli brings in a nuanced performance. Manoj gives a wonderful cameo and you are left wondering what can't this guy do? The stars of the movie--the characters and their stories and the brilliant editing. The story makes you forget the actors and the editing makes sure that you are always hooked. So please go out and watch this film-watch it for the brilliant acting, the wonderful story, the amazing songs, watch it for love- the one that stays for eternity.... Hazar Bochor! Manoj Michigan Prosenjit Koley Ronnie Das Abir Chatterjee Tritiyo Adhyay- The Third Chapter #ThreeIsBig #HazarBochor

TRITIYO ADHYAY - I cannot obviously let out the intelligent and finely balanced plot of this romantic thriller, not because the film's makers requested us not to, but because it deserves not to be told. A young collegiate couple finds love and solace in each other even though individually they are very different from each other. A man is looking for his estranged father in a corner of Jharkhand, until he bumps into his past love interest. The tales are somehow connected, and so instincts tell us. What we discover is a dark, delightful and riveting story that takes the suspense to a crescendo.

Abir Chatterjee is brilliant in playing the brooding and secretive Koushik. He underplays the remorse and angst of the character with gusto. Paoli Dam is a fine combination of determination and secrecy. She emotes through expressions that narrate a million experiences of pain and pathos. The locales and photography are brilliant, and the film has the right length to keep the viewers curious about how the third chapter will end. Let me congratulate Manoj Michigan for pulling off this Shakespearean styled thriller of modern times. I rate is 9 STARS.

Please don't miss this movie. It's dark, luscious and sombre, interwoven with a suspense that you knew instinctively, but I didn't want to end the day it did. I wonder if the lead pair would also have felt the same way.

Few movies in bengali are in the romantic thriller zoner, which is also a reason why Tritio Adhyay becomes a must watch. The director has uniquely portrayed the multi layered script on the screen which makes the audience eagerly wait for , "what's next".

Overall, beautiful cinematography, great music and a brilliantly weaved script. So donot miss out of this unique work.