Prearna Bhailikar

A decent story driven movie. The first half was amazing, the story was absorbing , I was intrigued when they revealed that the killer was a child....yes a child ( no spoilers) , I honestly never saw this concept in Indian cinema as of now and this one baffled me , I wanted to know how will the story move forward with such rare and sensitivitie concept but the story lost it's momentum in the second half maybe because of too many twists at the end , it felt like they were trying to show too many genres in one story. The film surely receives appreciation for sticking to it's title and showing how the protagonist used different methods of forensic science to catch the real culprit. If you want to watch a decent thriller I'll surely recommend you guys.

The concept was not something fresh yet the way they blended the time loop paradox with the story was clever. I usually focus more on how the story will proceed with such premise when it comes to sci-fi because presenting a good theory with a good story makes the movie entertaining. I loved the to and fro between the protagonist and the antagonist. It was like watching a game of chess where both the characters are adamant and are hatching different plan with every loop to succeed in their mission. I would also like to point out that at few instances the scenes were kinda dragged or lacked consistency but then it was back on it's track again , so overall it didn't effect much. It was interesting and entertaining to watch.

I'm officially a fan of korean cinema now . This movie Clearly shows how a horror movie can be good even without the quintessential jump scares or old cursed houses . I totally loved the atmospheric horror and the gloomy nature of the whole movie ....you won't understand who's the evil one and who can be trusted until the very end . The realistic death scenes and all other graphic scenes are intimidating and absorbing at the same time. I loved how the story took twists and turns leaving us with a major cliffhanger as we end up scratching our heads to understand who was the actual evil in the story. I also loved how the dead flowers and the fish bait had their own importance in the story. I will recommend this movie to anyone literally...who loves horror and wants to try something fresh in the genre

I'm thankful I didn't miss this one. It was an overwhelming experience. The movie was so well in it's story presentation that it felt like I was witnessing everything like a mute spectator. Every person shown in the movie from the hostages to the terrorists everyone had their own story which was clearly shown through their acting and the nuances of the scenes. Nobody outshined eachother the story was meant to be a tribute to all the veterans of the incident and it was clearly successful in doing so, there was no particular "hero" who saved or sacrificed himself, just like I said everyone had their own story. The direction was awesome and not to forget Dev Patel, this guy sets a whole new bar of expectations with his every movie. I wanna conclude giving a special mention of Dev's scene which I can't stop thinking about, when he's rescued and is walking away making sure everyone's fine, the expression he carried was a whirlwind of emotions, just with that look he showed us the pain,the loss , the joy of freedom... everything a person can feel after such disaster. I will recommend you guys to watch it for the amazing performances but yeah go in with a strong heart.

This was refreshing,it felt new. It was so different from the bollywood movies we see these days, no dramatic lines or cheesy romance just a simple story presented in a beautiful way. The story was unique and relatable at the same time, the main characters can be anyone,you don't have to be beautiful or handsome "MC" to relate to this one. I loved the way they presented the contrast between the rich and poor and highlighted the simplest scenes . The ending was bittersweet but watching Photograph was therapeutic. Sometimes the simplest stuff leave a great impression on you and Photograph was one of those stuffs. I will surely recommend this, please watch it.... it's a masterpiece.

It was a treat to watch Minnal Muruli. I thoroughly enjoyed every part of the movie. I found it oxymoronic because it has the foundation of a superhero movie just like every other superhero movies have yet it had a unique plotline, surprising isn't it. "Tinest details have the greatest impact", the whole premise of the first part presented this concept. I loved how the village atmosphere was shown with great accuracy , showing the integrity of the villagers during any difficulty or showing the cultural and social traditions of the village was insightful. The movie escalated to the peak of it's "heroics" in the second half. The screen presence of both the protagonist and the antagonist was commendable , the compatibility of the actors and the comic timing has done wonders here. Special mention - the musicality was appreciating. I hope there's going to be a sequel to this. I will recommend you guys to watch it because of the relatable yet different storyline, beautiful frames and atmosphere, great bonding among the actors and also because we have our own fun superhero now.

After watching Aamis I completely believe in the fact that movies teach us a lot about ourselves and our world. Bhaskar Hazarika sir has gained immense respect and gratitude in my heart for creating this masterpiece. If I describe Aamis in two words,it was weirdly beautiful. The movie's sinisterness had it's own beauty. I absolutely loved how both the characters are shown growing closer to each other through food. The first half was completely artistic, I enjoyed every frame, especially showing the culinary skills or the beauty of the characters or the locations..the first half was so peaceful that I didn't see through what's in-store for us in the next half. The most effective part of the whole movie was the storyline.The fact that a person can find their love or ecstasy in anything and their pleasures are not bound to any relationship or soul was presented so boldy and effortlessly through Aamis is astonishing. The actors were GREAT, it never felt like it was their debut , the way they understood the story and stirred themselves into those characters and presented such complicated emotions with such ease added life into the story. Huge respect to all the team members of Aamis for giving us one of the best movies which I'm really proud to say represents India. l will surely recommend everyone to watch it because of it's unique and bold concept, cinematography, acting and artistic approach.

It's a must must watch movie..one of the best movies from Bengal 👍 Don't think twice just watch it.

Being a non-bengali I came to know about a lot of Bengali culture and it's tradition...I really loved the movie...as usual Abir Chatterjee was shining and all the characters in the movie were cool.The most important thing is that this movie explains a lot about Bengali and Indian culture,so that everyone should understand our culture's beauty and it's importance in lives.There should be more of these kinda movies that promote our cultures and tradition and our glorious history 😄

It's a must watch movie!