Sanhita ghosh

Adaptation of 12 angry men and ek ruka hua faisla. And the theatre mindset. Only since jury system is gone from India, director adapts to a circumstances where the judge who is sceptical in his conscious about sending a boy to prison for 14 years, fights the prosecution and defenses arguments through the perspective of several people. All sorts of biases created by different community and traumatized people we know come into action but ultimately he overcomes the chaos and sticks to pure logic. Most people came to see the movie with a thought that this was a crime thriller. But it wasn't. I would watch it again. Great effort. New experience and experiment. Need these attempts in bengali movies. #direction #acting #casting #Camera work : 10/10 #Character development : 9/10 #Metaphors : 4/10 #story telling :7/10 #character background : too many (5/10) but relevant TWO CONS Only but those cons weight over the 1000 great positives in this movie. First :- background changes are meant to show the cluttered, biased brain that is distracted with several things around us while we make important decision and hence we jump to conclusions. But too many shifts and side movements create a chaotic scene. The actual premise of this story is constantly being misdirected and hence most audience struggle to keep up with the significance of the interaction. Second:- Ordinary people don't know the importance of reasonable doubt and jury system. The target audience are not the common men for this movie. Only Handful people understood what was the actual thing in the story. The overwhelming submerge in the ocean, the restless shore, the lost in jungle- these are not every ordinary mind's processing.

It's slow Sometimes looses the grip Side plots aren't very well knit sometimes. But that's the beauty of the show. It focuses on a cause and some disciplines and sticks to it. You can relax while enjoying the slow build up of the characters, the small side plots for each of them and see their growth. This provides good support and breathing in between fast paced action. The age group targetted by the show is wide and you can hook on to something while you wait in between seasons. I love it. And I am following this from a world away.

4 stars but avoid last 3 minutes 1.Amazing concept 2.Great to watch 3.Doesn't take things fast Nor slow 4.Breathing areas in between 5.Good comedy 6.Perfectly shown 7.Patriarchy vs monetized form of (fake) patriarchy 8.Any one living in a middle class real world, not insta world, can relate. 9.The fights are good You can see the truth in 'Agents are human Not superhero' 10.ONE BAD CERTAIN THINGS UNREALISTIC: Special force looked very stupid And common man's agenda, associates etc did not make sense. The killings and the last target thing was not well handle Disappoints in the last few minutes completely.

We are becoming too picky with so many options around us. Also a lot of western influence in changing our perspective, the mindset that we use to view anything that is home made. Shwetkali is a must watch attempt made to turn the tables, finally.. With only one flaw in the last episode, the sery is extremely well directed and is very consistent in maintaining the thriller and horror. It also captures the rage and I'll effects of superstitions and incompetence that solidify it's ground. In the last episode however, a small glitch appears, when the story bases too much on revealing the actions in the background and does not show the events in real time. This cuts down the 7 episode well built suspense and reveals the secret too fast making it a little dull in the middle. But it ended well with the message that God does not want blood or money and violence. On the contrary it is a human conspiracy to use God's name to address their selfish desires and con them out of innocent men. Beautifully scripted this is a must watch.

It's not a series for the Indian audience. We are not trained to know we can be wrong, especially against minorities. But I liked how they built up a mystery and then they introduced the horror element. The metaphor was the key to this show. Not that many people got it. But it's a warning of how our Government, like many others, might one day try to control our speech and thoughts. If educated people do not get this warning then, the minority was never the issue. Please beware of our blind support for our leaders, whether religious or political. We love our religion, but we can't let others use it for controlling the world. Lastly, direction 5/5, acting 5/5, mystery 5/5, horror 4/5. WE WANT ANOTHER SEASON......

Destroyed my good memories of childhood

No plot no meaning just a bulk of emotions that doesn't stand on its own feet