Nrusingh Prasad Acharya (Muna)

Movie takes up slowly. For those who loves fast paced movie won't love it, but the narration was good. The events were taking place as they should. Police was investigating, family was in fear etc. In this 2:30 hrs of movie, you will get what you want from 1:45 hrs. After that everything will fall in place, the whole movie will be replayed in your head - "Oh, that's for that..." After so much time I've seen a solid sequel, which was tied up to the first movie well. And was equally entertaining. At the end, I think there was hint for another movie (I may have misunderstood, because I don't know the language, was watching through subtitle). And if there's anything, I am waiting...

That was awesome movie... After a long time I watched something great. Two same scenarios 1) Munna Bhai MBBS: A nice man without any bad habit got cancer. 2) Kaalakaandi: A nice man without any bad habit got cancer. But the conversation of a frustrated man is realistic in this movie. That's how a normal person would react and talk. When are we going to watch realistic dialog like this in all movies... I am sad for one thing though. All stories in the movie got its ending, but, I don't know, felt something missed. Felt like "Why its finished so soon? Abhi aur kuch hona chahiye tha..." May be I was on Red Star...

Oh Boi!!!! What a series....!!!!! I like the way the whole story line is placed in front of the viewer. It feels like I am and Sherlock are on the same page. I feel like am part of the story. I know what Sherlock thinks, how he thinks, bits of clue left here and there that we can assess our own conclusions... Sharp twists, different cases progressing a single story... The Final Problem... God Bless the Whole Casts and Crew...