Mitin Mashi

Mitin Mashi is a cleanly executed detective movie by Arindam Sil who has grown quite an expertise in dealing with this genre. Other than the first sprint sequence, Koel is very convincing in this sleuth avatar penned by Late Suchitra Bhattacharya, and like Ms Bhattacharya competing with her contemporary great male writers and making a niche for herself, her Mitin Mashi too, I believe, can compete with the other male detectives going around in current Tollywood. Other than one or two frivolous dialogues at the end, this movie is enjoyable and gives ample scope for the viewers to trace the clues themselves and try solving the case, as in my view every good detective story or movie should. A 7/10, Mitin Mashi is here to stay...

Superb acting. All characters are well placed. Very well directed. A must watch movie with all your family members and friends. A special gift on the Durga Puja

A very gripping tale, executed almost similarly to the suspense tune of main story. let me clear it is not about female empowerment or dominating male chauvinist sure promotional material may have hinted that. at the core of the story is how a detective looks for clue and solves the problem. If you have enjoyed Sherlock, Byomkesh and not shouted as male chauvinist story, This story is for you, No profession has Monopoly for gender, neither this film, I give it 9.5/10

I just loved it. too good. koyel was fantabulous & very smart. Overall the movie is super. Koyel as female detective is such a great acting here in this movie.

Arindam Sil's Mitin Mashi is an average film that attempts to celebrate the concept of a female detective rather than delivering a gripping crime plot. While the screenplay ties up loose ends nicely, the direction is slick, and the editing is crisp. Rashid Khan's mesmerizing background score adds an extra edge to the already good musical tracks in the movie. Mitin Mashi is not entirely unwatchable and could even find some fans. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing more of this character portrayed by the beautiful Koel Mollick on screen, but I do hope that Sil chooses to focus on weightier themes in the future and doesn't get too carried away with the frills.