Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Aashenni

REKKA as book is very suspenseful and thrilling. The show kept the original story and flavor of the book. But it failed to create the actual SUSPENSE of the story. It's good, but could've been made better.

First time I watched a Bengali wen series and it didn't disappoint me. Nice story and suspense but screenplay and direction is quite slow, the setting of the roles could have better. I rated 8 because of the new experience of Bengali web series and newness of the concept and content.

Thank god, Rabindranath never went to eat there otherwise he couldn't digest the dishes(the show).

Never before heard someone singing Rabindrasangeet without any emotion at all.

What happened to Srijit?? Has he lost it?

Rekka was a best seller thriller in both Bangla. The enigmatic Mushkan Zuberi is the main point of infatuation & also the ultimate twist. Now let's talk about the series. Firstly Badhon played Mushkan Zuberi very well. Specially the enigma that she carried & the body language, way of delivering dialogues was so spectacular. Then Rahul Bose did well also. Readers mustn't try to compare him with Nure Sofa. Becase it was changed according to the direction. Both Anirban made a new stereotype with their roles & it was good. Sometimes, the story might be seemed very slow but it will follow you at the last. In short, it's a medicore good series in view of comparison from other cringy fests.

Outside of its imposing Cinematography or the mystifying Score (With an innate classical touch); the rest of the execution is plain ridiculous on so many levels. So much so that it comes across as intolerable at particular times. For a Srijit Mukherji directorial; I wasn't expecting any of that.

The series miserably falls flat for all intents and purposes. Whether it be the barrage of idiotic dialogues (Preposterous betweentimes), the monotonous nature of its Screenplay, or the countless loopholes and continuity errors (can't remember the last time I spotted so many of those); every single impediment seems to have led to its ultimate downfall.

Despite having a fascinating concept at their disposal; the makers couldn't really capitalize on its core prospects. This whole adaptation has failed us big time. I seriously can't tell how disgusted and infuriated It was to sit through the entirety of all nine episodes.

Not to mention, I absolutely despised Rahul Bose as Nirupam Chanda. He was simply vexatious, overly dramatic, and I find him to be an unfortunate choice for this specific role. On the other end, Badhon did respectably well as Mushkan Zuberi. Nothing fancy but she definitely got the gist! Anirban Bhattacharya as Atar Ali would be another honorable mention. And what about the rest? Well, the less you know the better.

Mr. Mukherji, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!