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If Mithun Chakraborty doesn't get a national award for Kabuliwala, it will be injustice.

Almost every bengali knows the short story named "Kabuliwala" by Rabindranath Tagore. It is about a beautiful bond between a little girl "Mini" and an Afghan vendor Rahmat. Rahmat loved Mini as her own daughter who lived far away in Afghanistan.

Sumon Ghosh is a seasoned director. He did a marvelous job here.

Anumegha acts beautifully as Mini. Abir surprises us as Mini's father. He has done a very commandable job. Sohini is excellent as Mini's mother.

And now, the man who has won our heart with his superlative acting performance as always - the great Mithun Chakraborty as Kabuliwala.

What an actor he is !!

Man, he has given an unbelievable performance as Rahmat, the Kabuliwala. The last ten minutes of the film, your heart will wrench for the man, thanks to the magical acting of Mithun.

He truly deserves another national award for this performance.

The cinematography is very good. The songs are appreciable.

Overall , it's a must MUST watch for every movie lover.

A beautiful movie. Little bit overdramatic at the end. The storyline is good. The best thing about the movie is Mithun Chakraborty's acting. It is proved again that if you give him a good script, he will create such a magic on screen that no one ever could. We can name a few of his gems like - Mrigaya, Tahader katha, Titli, Kalpurush, Swami Vivekananda, Shukno Lanka, The Tashkent files, Ekti Nadir golpo, or this one, Projapati. In Projapati, each time he appears in the screen, he just steals the show. His eyes, gestures, dialogue delivery, everything is just brilliant and could be a lesson to all wanna be actors. Mamata Shankar is graceful and good. Her on-screen pairing with Mithun is just perfect. I wonder why other directors didn't cast them after Mrigaya. Dev is consistent throughout the movie. Kharaj and Ambarish are great actors and they have proved it again here. Kaninika is superb in a small role. Sweta is really good and has potential but in this movie, she doesn't have much scope. Biswanath is fine in a small role.

Direction is very good just like his previous film Tonic. Music of the film is very soothing. Cinematography is good and fresh.

Over all, you should watch the film atleast once to witness the maestro of Mithun Chakraborty's acting.

Film making is an art. And Mr. Vivek Agnihotri is a master of this art. "The Kashmir Files" is a masterpiece indeed. This movie is an example of how a good film should be made. Bollywood should try to make more good films like this.

Everyone knows the basic heart wrenching plot of the movie now. Story telling, cinematography, and ofcourse, acting - in every aspect, the movie is excellent. The length of the film could be a little shorter, but the impact of the movie is so deep that the length doesn't matter here.

Anupam Kher is brilliant as helpless Puskar Nath Pandit. He proves his worth again. Pallavi Joshi is simply superb. Darshan Kumar is good but needs improvement. Mrinal Kulkarni is nice in a short role. Bhasha Sumbli is outstanding as Sharda Pandit. But the man who steals the show is Mithun Chakraborty as Brahma Dutt. As a helpless, heart broken friend, heart broken human being , Mithun is simply extraordinary in every frame. Bollywood should use this acting powerhouse more in good movies. All the other actors are good in their respective roles. Chinmoy Mandlekar should get special mention as ruthless Farooq Malik Bitta. I guess he has a good future ahead.

Overall , this movie is an example of a good Indian cinema. It's a must watch for every movie lover.