Arshinagar

The film is a contemporary adaptation of one of the Shakespeare classic Romeo and Juliet starring with Dev, Roopa Ganguly, Kamaleshwar Mukherjee, Kaushik Sen, Shankar Chakraborty and a fresh talent in recent Tollywood Rittika Sen. After Ray's Goopi Gayen Bagha Bayen series this is probably the first bengali movie scripted in rhyme. Aparna Sen could claim the credit,but sometimes it seemed that the rhymed dialogues were dragging the actors. Two Sens and Ganguly yet managed to draw the public attention, however, Dev, Jishu couldn't give their potential. The utilisation of Parbathy Baul songs are beautiful, but the fighting scenes played out through martial dance sequence will make you confuse as you will leave the show if you've watched a Shakespearean drama or a musical or an absurd play. DOP Shirsha Ray did a great job, Debojyoti Mishra in music was good. But at the end of the day, this is obviously not a must watch movie, but you can watch this for its different kind of approach and to understand that movies can also be made this way.

While watching the movie I could not understand what this movie wants to show. At some times I thought it was a horror movie. My ears were paining after listening the songs of the film. I saw too much overacting in this movie by the actors and actresses. But I am still alive after watching the film.

I just don't know why this movie is so much less rated! It's surprising, and astonishing. I am sorry to say those people really you all have a very much pathetic taste of movie. An amazing story line, amazing cinematography and direction of Aparna Sen. Dev is just outstanding breaking his stereotype acting area. Shakespearean drama is totally in form of Bengali touch. Some scene are overrated exactly. Its definitely not a must watch movie but really a great movie. The Baul part is something new to see. This king of approach can only make culture richer. I am totally moved. Sad to see no appreciation.