Le Professeur de musique

Slow and steady. One thing - Jyotsna called him "Beni-da" (Beni elder brother) and asked him to marry her. That was so odd.

I watch a very few romantic movies and this would top the list for obvious reasons! A very well made film. Each scene is a poetry in itself. Be it the long stares of Manav Kaul into the nothingness or the hopeless stares of Divya Dutta. This movie connects so well that one will be able to feel the gravity, the weight of the scenes. Sarthak Dasgupta has done a marvelous job to bring out this effect. The cinematography too is on point. And the songs, WOW. Besides the recreated versions of some beautiful old melodies, Sambhaal Rakhiyaan steals the show, at least for me. The songs are way too underrated. All in all this movie will leave you spellbound and cast a spell of "INTEZAAR" on you! Some of the dialogues will steal your heart.

You may try to pass off this movie as something simple and one that's made in a tranquil setting. Peaceful and beautiful. But it's totally beyond all that simplicity and beauty in the scenes. It's a deep deep movie that expresses emotions and experiences that the characters go through in the movie. Made so meticulously, it intricately weaves in the threads of realization and thoughts that linger on even after you through watching it. Everyone has acted very well in the movie. Especially Divya Dutta and Manav! So carefully emoted with expressions in the right measure. The movie leaves its mark on you. Sarthak Dasgupta. Thank you for this lovely movie!

Music Teacher - a captivating film by Sarthak Dasgupta its simplistic storyline combined with intense acting, short and crisp dialogues, lovely music and picturesque backdrop of Himachal came as a treat in totality.

A very nice soft sweet and sensible movie with very good performances by everyone especially Manav Kaul