Byomkesh O Durgo Rahasya

Worst Byomkesh movie I have seen in my life. Actor Dev's voice is very bad for Byomkesh character. His voice is not clear. Because we know he stutters and his expressions are not good. 'Byomkesh Bakshi Series' is being trolled for Dev's performance. Dev has ruined Byomkesh's reputation. I think the director made a mistake in choosing the lead actor. Rukmini is also not perfect for Satyavati. As kids we enjoyed Byomkesh Bakshi series. The film industry started producing movies in this series. But, nowadays they are not choosing good actors for those movies. As a result we feel very bad. The director has started the drama with our emotions. We want a good actor for the role of Byomkesh Bakshi. Not DEV.

Ajit is not rqual to Lalmohan Ganguly so dont make him speak like him. Not necessarily deviating from the origonal story line is a crime but it should have been carefully planned. Satyabati absolutely looked and acted out of place. Screenplay also needed refinement. Rushing the plot is very disturbing specially those who rrad the books as a teenager. Yes todays people specially bamgalis does little to no reading so they may find above remarks illigocal or harsh but if someone reads the book amd not goes through the pages, then they will clearly get the idea. Saradindu Bandyopadhay was an excellent writer who wrote these books approx 70-80 years ago and even after rrading ghe whole collection in bengali again and again, still the books amazes me now. Now for other movies or tv series, I think there had been some good portrayalsbit best portrayal was the old durdarshan series where Rajit Kapoor acted.

Once Byomkesh was brainy truth-seeker but this movie has made him dull muscle man!

Once Ajit was deep-thinking writer but this movie has made him joker!

Once Satyabati was a critic yet supportive and proud of her husband but this movie has made her too annoying!

The cinematography, visuals are good to watch according to budget.

But where is the suspense? A detective movie must have that ingredients so that audience also will start thinking and analysing about the mystery from the beginning of the movie.

A big NO to that as first half is so boring.

Now come to Bengali pronunciation .. Sob jinis sobar dara ki hoi?

"Byomkesh o Durgo Rahasya," directed by Birsa Dasgupta, features a solid cast. The main highlight of the film is Superstar Dev portraying the role of Byomkesh for the very first time. Rukmini Maitra plays the role of Satyabati, and Ambarish Bhattacharya plays Ajit. To be honest, many people are skeptical about the cast. The director has chosen a different approach to depict Byomkesh. "Durga Rahasya" is one of the finest Byomkesh stories by Saradindu Bandopadhyay. In this adaptation, Byomkesh is more adventurous than being a Satyanweshi, reminiscent of Shankar and "Durgo Rahasya." Dev plays his role with utmost sincerity, but Rukmini Maitra seems to be a misfit, with most of her scenes slowing down the pace. Ambarish, as Ajit, comes across more like a comedian than a writer. The other cast members perform their parts well, especially Satyam Bhattacharya. Subhankar Bhar's camera work is a treat to watch, and the locations are picturesque. The background music helps engage the audience. Overall, it provides a great theatrical experience if you don't expect this movie to be a typical Byomkesh film. The highlights of the movie are Byomkesh's introduction scene and the climax. Dev is attempting to introduce something new to his old audience, who love masala flicks. This idea is quite revolutionary. To regain our past glory, we need to attract more audiences to the theater.

Satyavati's presence in the first half made me feel like I was watching an art film rather than a detective movie. Unfortunately, there was no element of suspense or a detective environment in the film. Although the setting was visually appealing, it wasn't utilized to enhance the storytelling. Only in the second half did the storyline start to become clearer, but even then, it lacked excitement. Overall, I wasn't impressed with the movie. After a 10-year hiatus, I finally watched a Bengali movie in the cinema and was disappointed to find that the quality remains unchanged. Very very bad experience.