Chippa

This movie is really an award winning film with excellent acting, music & narration. Felt great to see such an exceptional movie after so long time.

After all the negativity during this lockdown, this documentary shows the innocence that we have been missing growing up alongside the touch of the unseen Kolkata!

The first thought is that this is a good attempt to present a film like this. Though the concept and storytelling is nice but the pace of cinema is little slow. At some point it creates curiosity and at some point it lags a little. It takes on the journey of surprises. It's a wonder ride.

Very simple and touching story of child in search of his father at his 10th birthday. A soulful tale of child and his journey of a night where he meets people of different class. The story depicts the real situation of the society and how people of different class live in the city of joy together.

Sunny Pawar's natural yet excellent performance as protagonist 'Chippa' surpasses the expectation. Every character in this movie is being crafted as realistic as it could be. From the postal officials to the little puppy, everyone has a strong screen presence irrespective of the screen time. It took me to the down memory lane when I could revisit the deserted but illuminated streets in the city of love through the eyes of that little boy. The dialogues are very amusing and effective. I did not expect any plot twist or climax in this film but it ended with one which basically depicts a tragedy.