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Going by the motto of Satyajit Ray, whose screenplay this movie tried to adopt so desperately, a good movie requires a good script, taut dialogues and definitely good actors. In this movie, unfortunately, script was not original, dialogues were far from natural and other than Prosenjit, everyone else lacked professional acting abilities. Direction lacked conviction in numerous situations. Lack of good dialogues often indulged overlapping conversations of two characters, leading to a very uncomfortable vibe. Character development in some cases were very weak. The part played by Rudraprasad Sengupta needed a very sincere attention, as it was the building block of the character of the hero. Although Prosenjit was very diligent in executing his emotions, the entire sequence with Rudraprasad fell flat on its face.

Only positives that can be taken out of this movie is probably the courageous approach to produce something different out of a known cult classic of Bengali cinema, especially knowing the fact that majority audiences of Bengal hardly ever pardons a movie which dares to modify an established work of art.

Had a lots of expectations from this one as the movie was a tribute to the Master's All Time Classic movie Nayak but the movie isn't that much engaging. Plot wasn't so good it didn't feel bore but the movie fails to connect the audience with it. Songs were damn good and the lyrics had deeper meaning. Anupam Roy's composition was very good. Overall a one time watch but instead go for Satyajit Ray's 'Nayak'.

Didn't find this movie very engaging. The film fails to keep the audience engaged. The story line is weak coupled with weak performances

Hollow dialogues. Terrible acting. No emotions. Stupid plot.The only good thing is the music. A film that pretends to be intellectual but isn't in any way whatsoever. Just referring to classics doesn't make a film classic.

This is the example that srijit Mukherjee can beat almost everyone when it comes to copy another movie. Basically this movie is frame to frame copy of Ray's all-time classic Nayak. As the movie is actual copy of the original one, the script and story is very very good. Also nice performance from the lead prosenjit chatterjee.