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| Chaya Manush |
Debdoot Dutta.
Director: Arindam Mamdo Dey
Producer: Pankaj Agarwal
Music: Anupam Roy
Cinematography: Shrisha Ray
Editing: Bodhaditya Banerjee
Art Direction: Mridul Baidya
Screenplay: Arijit Biswas
Story/Writer: Arijit Biswas
Choreography: Sudarshan Chakraborty
Director Arindam Dey's Chaya Manush scrutinize several
archetype within the real and unreal
spaces. Rahul (Parambrata Chattopadhyay) is a struggling writer who is stuck
within his failures. He competition hard to pull himself out of the long dark
tunnel but with very less hope. At a juncture when his writing is not paying
him off anymore and his wife and son have left him alone he meets Pranotosh
Dayal Dinobondhu (Kaushik Ganguly). Dayal is the know-it all man, he intervenes
and assures Rahul that he and his company work for mankind's good.
He pulls all the weak threads in Rahul's life like an expert creature and promises to consolidate them eventually. A series of events makes Rahul accessible and forces him to cross path with Dayal. Trisha (Paoli Dam) is Rahul's journalist friend who warns him not to become influenced towards Dayal's fake promises. Rahul however moves on, signs up the pact for Dayal, clears off his debts and sets out on a trip to North Bengal for a representative writing assignment.
All evil breaks lose and the story begins to get all the more interesting and confusing at North Bengal until everything is finally resolved at the end.
Actors Parambrata Chattopadhyay and Kaushik Ganguly have overwhelming carried Chaya Manush on their curl without drooping. proficient actor Soumitra Chatterjee is good but could not adumbrate Rahul and Dayal. Both Paoli Dam and Raima Sen are straightforward and suit their individual role quite well. Even though director Arindam Dey has to be thanked for introducing such a script on screen but he should have understood his strength and weakness and could have passed on the baton of direction into able hands.
Chaya Manush is a straightforward watch till the time you don't know what to expect. Once the spell is broken you will not bear the pain of watching it all over again.
He pulls all the weak threads in Rahul's life like an expert creature and promises to consolidate them eventually. A series of events makes Rahul accessible and forces him to cross path with Dayal. Trisha (Paoli Dam) is Rahul's journalist friend who warns him not to become influenced towards Dayal's fake promises. Rahul however moves on, signs up the pact for Dayal, clears off his debts and sets out on a trip to North Bengal for a representative writing assignment.
All evil breaks lose and the story begins to get all the more interesting and confusing at North Bengal until everything is finally resolved at the end.
Actors Parambrata Chattopadhyay and Kaushik Ganguly have overwhelming carried Chaya Manush on their curl without drooping. proficient actor Soumitra Chatterjee is good but could not adumbrate Rahul and Dayal. Both Paoli Dam and Raima Sen are straightforward and suit their individual role quite well. Even though director Arindam Dey has to be thanked for introducing such a script on screen but he should have understood his strength and weakness and could have passed on the baton of direction into able hands.
Chaya Manush is a straightforward watch till the time you don't know what to expect. Once the spell is broken you will not bear the pain of watching it all over again.
Flim Song Download here :
Kapaler Bhaje II.mp3
Kapaler Bhaje.mp3
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