Belashuru

A film which will remain in our hearts forever. Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional. We get to see how soumitra sir portrayed his character with vivid emotions as his wife fails to recognize him.

I should have known that the actual storyline ended with Belaseshe. People can watch this movie without watching Belaseshe. A typical movie related to Alzheimer disease. Earlier there had been some movies on Alzheimer. You gain nothing except Soumitra and Swatilekha's acting.

We should know where to stop . May be director duo forget this essential point. They made this sequel only for business . This is the last film of iconic Soumitra-Swatilekha pair. There is nothing that will impress the audience except the songs of the film and the outstanding performance of Soumitra-Swatilekha. The script and story of the film are very weak. The editing of the film is not crisp. Needless to say, the fascination that was created after watching 'Belasheshe' was ruined by 'Belashuru'. You should definitely watch this movie only for Soumita-Swatilekha .

Except for Soumitra Chatterjee and Swatilekha, you can't watch anyone. The story is inspired by the real lives of Pabitra Chitta Nandi and his wife Gita Nandi and the emotions were properly brought by the lead actor.

BUT there comes Poor editing, silly jokes and unnecessary Nyaka dialogues. Quick transitions of scenes and stories.

Most Importantly, is it necessary at all to show in every Shiboproshad Nandita movie that working women are incapable of being mother or a good wife ? LOL . Seriously and normalize periods and stop showing it as a special thing to crave sympathy for. Women are winning over the world with it and a husband really doesn't need to keep his job behind to take care of his BABY wife for preparing hot bag who has apparently left her job to enjoy motherhood and dancing on top of her husband with nags and rants. All three daughters are settled as housewives basically and the daughter in law who is doing something on her own has been divorced.. What a regressive, outdated portrayal.

This is simply awesome.. great acting by the actors as well.. well directed. I'm just loving it.. good script.. I could relate myself in many parts of the story.. overall it's fantastic...