Anupam Chatterjee

Google needs to introduce the option of negative star marking. I would love to give -5 stars. The entire casting and production house is mentally challenged, demented and dejected. This shietshow needs to stop immediately, just a drop in TRP and kick-out from the prime slot of 9pm is not enough! Worst serial, worst writer, worst script!! I used to ensure being at home everyday before 9pm earlier to watch this serial. Now, I ensure that I don't enter the house before 9:30pm as my mom still gulps on such cr@p. I had a psychiatric profile done for my mom and she has revealed drastic deterioration, this is a fact. SO... BEWARE!!

How many people does Hotstar+Disney have to give a F-grade movie 5* rating?!? Anyone giving an honest review can't give this movie more than 1star!! One of the worst movies I'v ever watched despite of being an action movie lover and a fan of VJ. Most parts of the story is taken from "Die Hard" with the usual bollywood tarka of melodrama and idiocy. Imagine the bomb squad bending their back to diffuse a bomb and a pubG playing kid just solving their problem by cutting the "red" wire, because it always has to be the red wire, isn't it?!? The storyline is non-existent. Action is absolutely below average. The bad guys have everything from automatic machine guns, hand grenades to C4's. Both VJ and the bad guys shoot at each other 100's of bullets, grenades, etc. Yet, not one hits any of them. At every action sequence, they shoot at each other initially, then there is a fist fight where VJ initially is always at the receiving end, then he does some hu-ha arm stretch jokery before suddenly becoming invincible. Never expected such a movie from VJ. I mean, he is now established in the industry as an action star, he is no longer a struggler. So, why this desperation to work in such poor films?!? Last but not the least... Stop glorifying a criminal, specially when it comes to kids idolizing them. When the kid utters "mein bhai ka fan hoon", it explains the mettle of the movie and the cheap mindset of the production team!!

I am speechless after watching this movie. It was like, I had to write this review as soon as the credits started rolling. Many would find this movie to be irrational and some might also complain about the storyline. But, this movie is not about rationale, it's about feeling the intensity and passion. Unfortunately, that's not for everyone to feel!! Everyone has a story. I think this movie touches me and relates to me the most because I can relate to the main protagonist as the author of the book "The Fallen Leaves" by "Anupam Chatterjee" and as someone who has poured his heart out in words over a story which I still live after almost 18years. If you have every been in love, this movie is a must watch for you...

Wasted 1 hr 38 mins of my life. Why did I watch this movie? Infact, the entire story could have been a 20 minutes episode of some short tele-serial or web series. Coming to the movie (if we can call it one), first 1 hr 16 minutes you will see the two pairs of couples just roaming around the ruins of the so called "Lakkhir Bari" apart from meeting spooky people like the pupetier and tantrik who have no role in the movie except indulging in some jibber jabber with the sole intend of killing time. Then, we have the lavish description of Rono's elaborate plan of making the documentary and his various scene discussions. Why? Oh I get it! Killing time!! It doesn't stop there, the "crysome foursome" then decide to go on a site-seeing and conveniently kill another 20 minutes with further useless rants, it's just the same cycle of the two guys not being able to bond, leaving the two ladies (best friends) to keep the guys in the loop. Finally, with 22 minutes left in the movie; we finally get a hint and reminder that we initially intended to watch a horror flick rather than some Nat Geo documentary on the roads and scenary of Bolpur. Unfortunately, even before the feel of a horror movie could develop within me, it all ended abruptly. What did I watch?

This movie has been and shall always be my all-time favorite. Apart from being a "sleeper hit", this movie is legendary and exemplary in its portrayal of emotions. The actors, specially Sandali Sinha expresses a multitude of emotions and expressions at the same time without uttering a single word. The way Pia (Sandali) and Shekhar (Priyanshu) look at each other throughout the movie in several scenes speaks a hundred words which reverb within the minds of the viewers and can be clearly heard, yet they usually never utter a voice in most of these scenes. The background scores are awesom and perfectly placed. I am an avid movie watcher and I am certain that I'v never watched a movie where emotions have been portrayed so well. A must watch for everyone. I am sure, if you watch it once, you will definitely want to watch it again... and again! I watched it for the 34th time today before finally coming on to post this review.