abhijit raymahasay

It is a very touching story… but it is also true that the twists in the story are becoming monotonous and predictable. The wrong doings of the villainess are becoming obsessively nagging. If the serial management does not think wisely, the end will not be late.

Once very enjoyable episodes have become a senseless recurrance of idiotic concept. I cannot accept how a sensible human can imagine herself a mother without experiencing ing the pain of child birth. Also, the father being a reputed doctor by profession how allows the pseudo insanity of his only child to blossom is not explainable. It is a fact that now Bengali serials are best examples of tasting patience of viewers as to how much one can go with no storyline. It's a pity that in this channel storyline vanishes very soon and the serials depict a very absurd storyline. I hope the director(s) would ammend the direction of the serial at the earliest.

The show must go on. The adverse comments on episode telecasted on 3rd Oct.'20 where we see the much awaited marriage is totally irrelevant. It must be remembered that the marriage was neither a natural scene nor an accepted occurence. So, naturally, the lead actors made a natural acting. It must be remembered, that their discovery of new freedom was without any audience. Their natural acting must be appreciated. But, as a whole, the director must improve the pace of story telling to keep it attractive.

Your storyline now depicts that a person stays in London while the accused killer is unusually heckled in a court. The unreal situation is further intensified by unexplainable silence of the family friend in London. The sane response in similar incident is immediate intimation in various available formats regarding existence of 'dead' person in London. It is not done here to create a unrealistic situation and I request the director to amend the mistake. Moreover, Police starts a case suomoto on receipt of a complaint of criminal nature. The complainants can not start any case of their own. The director should have been aware of law of the land while taking help of that weapon for benefit of story building. All these create a very pathetic image of the direction capabilities.

The film is not showing any definite end.

Very good to view. I identified the essence of story of a righteous and committed. But introduction of so many characters in the 2nd part of the movie could have been avoided. The flashback or hallucination were epical and vividly narrated the vacuum of the octagenarian main character. The Rabindra Sangeets were well sung. The director was able to convey his displeasure with administration.