Aay Khuku Aay

The film's climax scenes felt stretched despite its short runtime, and the ending could have been more impactful as a social message instead of being overly dramatic. Although the film touches upon several contemporary issues, such as the effects of lockdowns, viral MMS among youngsters, petty politics, teenage rebellion against parents, and mobile phones as a crucial device, it fails to deliver on its promise of a simple and heartwarming father-daughter story. The director tries to incorporate multiple plots, resulting in a disjointed and half-baked narration that deals with heartbreaks, revenge, and political corruption. The screenplay lends the film the feel of unrealistic Bengali television serials at times. Overall, the film falls short of expectations.

The Nirmal Mandal character played by Prosenjit Chatterjee is great, also every character in this film is alive and the people around our society. Shankar Debnath, who played the role of Gosai Kaka, has done a great job, Ditipriya has played the role of Khuku, just like the girl next door. The director has tried to give a social message through the movie and it is successful.

Really amazing movie, outstanding performance Prosenjit Chatterjee by Nirmal Mondal role.me and family watched this movie.heart touching song. Beautiful movie #AayKhukuAay.

'The Prosenjit' once again proved his acting efficiency. Just loved it .Hats off sir. Off course both the story & story telling on the father - daughter saga will touch your heart.

Lock down , Politics , Village environment , Father & Daughter bonding .

A copy star and a superstar both character played with Excellent acting by the Bengal superstar Prosenjit.