Shamsul Anam Emon

Wow, what a ride! Shekhar Home is nothing short of a masterpiece that beautifully intertwines classic detective intrigue with the nostalgic charm of 90s Kolkata. Streaming on Jio Cinema, this series transcends its Sherlock Holmes inspirations to offer something uniquely captivating. From the very first episode, you’re swept into a spellbinding world where each scene is meticulously crafted, echoing the classic detective thrill while introducing a fresh, Bengali twist. Kay Kay Menon, as Shekhar Home, delivers an electrifying performance that’s both quirky and sharp-witted. His portrayal pulls you into his labyrinthine world of mystery and suspense, making it impossible to look away. Ranvir Shorey’s grounded, humorous partner adds just the right touch of comic relief, balancing out the high-octane drama. Rasika Dugal and Kaushik Sen round out the stellar cast, contributing layers of depth and intrigue to an already rich storyline. But let’s not forget Rudranil Ghosh as Inspector Laha—his performance is a revelation. Ghosh nails the role with a finesse that adds a new dimension to the series, making Inspector Laha a character you’ll remember long after the credits roll. What makes this series truly special is how it captures the essence of 90s Kolkata. The setting feels like a peaceful, virtual tour through a bygone era, adding a layer of nostalgia that’s both soothing and immersive. The blend of past and present creates a mesmerizing atmosphere that pulls you right into the heart of the story. In short, Shekhar Home is a triumph of storytelling and performance, set against a backdrop that feels both timeless and distinctly Kolkata. It’s a must-watch that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat while offering a delightful glimpse into a bygone era. Don’t miss it!

After watching the trailer, my expectations were too high, and Farzi surpassed them. The story is really good, with fast storytelling, and I love the illustration of each character's personal and family issues besides the main story, which never got me bored. Such a lovely direction by DK and Raj! Now for the acting! Oh my God! This was a special treat for me, as all four of the actors are my favorites: Shahid Kapoor, Vijay Sethupathi, Kay Kay Menon and Raashi Khanna. All of them were just mind-blowing in their characters. Congratulations to Vijay Sethupathi for his Hindi debut. But I was unexpectedly mesmerized by the acting of Bhuvan Arora; the character called Firoz/Feroz was mind-blowing. He is the star of this series; wow! I also love the role of Saqib Ayub; he has an X factor and led his role quite brilliantly. Seniors like Zakir Hussain and Amol Palekar were excellent as always.

Firstly, again watching a movie is convinced by the people's rating. I am still confused about how this movie is in 8+ ratings with 19,879 votes. We love watching movies, guys! Don't you ever seen any masterpiece - the 19,879 people, I am really badly asking this question to you, why 10/10? Why force us to waste 2 of our important hours? Well, it could be really a 10 on 10. The storyline is good. Chance of making a plethora of suspense and thrill. But what was needed was a powerful director, a TRUE actor, not a star at all. And the repeated dialogue, ufff, completely unnecessary - back my primetime, back my primetime, where is minister, where is minister ...minister.. primetime... primetime..minister. No! A big no for those who made us fool by providing such high ratings for this movie.

Really inspiring and motivational story. Outstanding acting by Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Paoli.