Parikrama

The movie was awesome very good narrative plot acting direction was pretty good perfect ending with a question The only problem that I found is the whole movie plot was made in 1977 or 1978 when that mobile phone was not even invented but shown iPhone, iPad, Mobile on everyone's hand and in a remote village whether there is electricity or not is a question a colour crt tv and a table fan is shown in the movie.

Should be more realistic.

But a must watch for those who love art and culture. Have a positive message for the present and future generations how we misuse our nature and it's after effects.

Parikrama isn't just a movie, it's a deeply moving experience. Goutam Ghose weaves a powerful story that feels both grounded and timeless. The visuals are stunning, the music soul-stirring, and the performances incredibly natural. It made me pause and reflect on themes of displacement, identity, and humanity. Onek din pore eirokom akta artistic, high depth film dekhlam. Rarely do we see such honest storytelling anymore. It reminds us of the emotional depth cinema is capable of when driven by purpose, heart, and vision. It's a must watch for all, completely changes our perspective towards life. Goutam da has seriously made a master piece!

Erokom chhobi kokhono kokhono ashe. Parikrama felt real, raw, and deeply rooted in our soil. Lala's journey reminded me of stories from my own para. Goutam Ghose er direction is top notch.........I was genuinely moved especially by how simply everything was portrayed and specially lala's character is really tough my heart that kid was really really good actor. He jump into the character verry deeply i genuinely appreciate him. And goutam ghos he is really very good director, the way to portrait this movie this is genuinely appreciating....... I recommend to all please go to your nearest cinema hall and watch this movie.

Parikrama felt more like an experience than just a movie. It's slow, deep, and emotionally .powerful. I genuinely liked it because it doesn't try to impress with big drama-instead, it quietly pulls you into the world of the Narmada river and the lives affected by change and displacement.

The bond between the Italian filmmaker (Marco Leonardi) and the village boy Lala (Aaryan Badkul) was the heart of the film for me. Their connection felt natural, honest, and very touching. Chitrangada Singh's role was short but impactful she brought a kind of spiritual warmth to the story.

Visually, the film is stunning. Every frame looks like a painting. The slow pacing might not be for everyone, but I loved it because it gave me time to reflect and really feel the scenes. There's very little music, but even the silence spoke volumes.

Parikrama really moved me. There was something very real about the characters like you know them from somewhere. It was powerfull in a quiet way if that makes sense. I got a bit lost in some parts but the emotion pulled me right back in. Khub bhalo hoeche! Every one should be go and watch this movie. Didn't give any spoiler go and experience this unforgettable experience . After 10 years Goutam Ghose comes on Indo Italian movie. So no one miss this opportunity watch his masterpiece on a big screen. He define the Indian culture and connections with water. So guys Parikrama is in yours cinema hall go and watch.