Puja Chatterjee

As a long-time fan of Kaushik Ganguly, I found "Ajogyo" to be a disappointment, although it's still better than "Ardhangini". It's puzzling why Ganguly has shifted to making such uninspired films. The storyline of "Ajogyo" felt aimless and failed to engage me. On a positive note, the title track was upbeat and pleasant, and some scenes featured impressive cinematography. Despite these elements, the storyline remained unconvincing and lacked depth. Silajit effectively conveyed his character's despair, and the chemistry between Prosenjit and Rituparna was palpable, as always. However, this credit belongs more to the actors than to the direction. It felt like Ganguly had all the right elements but couldn't weave them into a compelling narrative. Ultimately, "Ajogyo" fell short of my expectations and left me disappointed.

Better than IBH but ending seemed far fetched. Also didn't like the way Robin was put into danger by herself and also by Strike. That seemed unnecessary. Didn't like the Charlotte arc too, felt like Strike should have some remorse. But this was much more gripping than IBH ,loved the suspense and the sleepless nights I spent turning pages and worrying about Robin. Although it was so lengthy but now that it is finished I wish I could read even more. Will wait for the next book and hope to know more details about the other characters/sub contractors as I loved Pat in this