Brahmadaitya

Yes, this is a highly flawed film. It has poor CGI, cheap ass production value and inadequate horror FX make up. Yet, it is a thoroughly entertaining watch and has it's heart in the right place. Having grown up hearing scary tales of Brombhodoityo and other supernatural legends of Bengal from my grandparents, I could relate strongly with this film. The director's intention to revamp old, forgotten legends has been clearly stated through the dialogues of a character, and this must be applauded. The story is innovative and unlike any Indian horror film I have ever seen. I hope more such films get made.

The story of this movie was somewhat decent. I wasn't actually expecting much from this movie. Maybe That is why I'm not that much disappointed.

There is one thing that disappointed me gravely and that is the look of the Brahmadaitya, it could've been improved by giving some more time and attention.

Found this among an imdb list of folk horror films and was surprised to find a Bengali film among a list that contains films like midsomnar. No comparisons, but despite of the obvious micro budget, the film manages to be sell an innovative idea. A good watch.

I watched this one after I watched the director's earlier film, K. This one is even better than the last one. A surprise mix of horror and Bengali folktales, with a strong dose of humor thrown in. While the performances are loud and over the top and the make up of the ghost, a bit tacky, the story telling and the back ground score make this an engaging watch. Also, the sheer quirkiness of the plot and funny one liners make this a consistently entertaining watch.

The story of this movie is not real and this is not an interesting movie