Sarwar Alam

Not many films have explored the conundrum of a human mind as the film "Mehge Dhaka Tara" did . Though biopics are predictable and boring at some point , "Mehge Dhaka Tara" is an exception to that fact and Rittik Ghatak's life is portrayed here with so much compassion and love that the audience will meander into Rittik Ghatak's colorful mind almost immediately.

just finished half of 1984. The way George Orwell pictured the future matches the aesthetic beauty of Mona Lisa of Da Vinci or the 5th symphony of Beethoven.

Read once, understood nothing.Read twice, realized something. Read thrice, i am in the dark totally.

I feel so bad because I really don't understand a word of Paradise lost.Then again, My heart says that it is incredible.

Over simple book. He could do better.

How can a man,John Kennedy Toole, fighting psychological problems and personal problems, write such an excellent comedy/ satire! This book has a great background story too.Just before reaching the hand hand of readers ,"the confederacy of dunces " had to cross a long journey.

"ভাত দে", Tells the ordinary struggle of every Bengali , the struggle to have a full-plate-rice (এক থালা ভাত) meal, with an artistic touch and philosophical finesse . Obviously ,the Magnum Opus of Bengali Cinema, "ভাত দে" transcends the subcontinental masala film culture with Amzad Hossoain's singular Camerawork and Direction. Like the river meets the ocean in estuary, the last scene and the epilogue of this deeply emotional film comes to an ending with a sad note that leaves an indelible effect to the audience.

Metaphorically speaking, after reading the book you will have a hole in your heart.