Aritra Chakrabarti

The cinematography and edit are very well handled. The surreal depiction of all the characters engaged in various interchangeable interpersonal positions is a real treat. The dialogues are superb as is the case with most other works by the same director. The metatheatrical elements are also very engaging. I would call it a very well made movie had it not ended with some major loose ends. Did CBI take over the case? Why did Asimava not pick up the phone lying on the table and delete the evidence or break the phone when he had the chance? Was he so guilt ridden that he simply couldn't do anything and continued to be a victim of a rather senile blackmail? Why did Janaki leave the pictures in Indrani's drawer when she could have safely taken them away and brought them back the next day thereby mitigating the risk of being exposed in case Indrani opened the drawer before her Delhi trip? What was the true equation between Guli and Wrik? What was her call regarding 11:30 all about? And lastly but most importantly, where did the man vanish?