Jatugriha

"Jatugriha" is a film that unfortunately falls flat on multiple fronts, making it a disappointing experience for viewers seeking engaging cinema. Released in 2022, this movie fails to deliver on its promises with poor acting and a painfully mundane storyline.

From the outset, the acting performances lack depth and fail to evoke any genuine emotion. The characters come across as caricatures rather than fully fleshed-out individuals, leaving little for the audience to connect with or care about. The dialogue feels stilted and unconvincing, further exacerbating the disconnect between the audience and the narrative.

The storyline itself is riddled with clichés and offers nothing new or innovative. It treads on overly familiar territory, making predictable turns that fail to surprise or intrigue. The plot development is sluggish, and attempts at building suspense or tension fall flat due to ineffective execution.

Visually, the film also struggles to leave a mark. The cinematography lacks creativity, opting for uninspired shots that do little to enhance the viewing experience. The overall production values appear lackluster, failing to create an immersive world or atmosphere.

In conclusion, "Jatugriha" proves to be a waste of time for audiences looking for quality entertainment. With its poor acting, uninspired storyline, and lackluster production, it fails to deliver on any meaningful level. Viewers would be better off exploring other options in the vast landscape of cinema rather than investing time in this forgettable experience.

I went to watch this based on initial ratings, though just 1 show was being played at the theatre.

The movie can be categorised as a horror suspense film and fails to achieve on both fronts mostly. At most there was a few jump scares , thats it. What drags it even down, was the substandard acting of the leads (not Parambrata). I am not sure whether they are even actors after watching the performance. Not expecting anything out of the ordinary here, but it was far away from mediocre acting even. By halftime i did felt like returning home and finding something to watch on OTT instead. Most of the viewers (around 10-12 people in the theatre) already resorted to their phones.

Throughout the film it felt like someone wanted to make a film without spending money. As for the story, it was cheesy to describe best. The protagonist sees a ghost and at the very next second resorts to romance with the actress. There is a song too. At point when a very sad news is being revealed, there is romantic background music. The movie is edited in a way, the soundtrack like blows your ear, there is not volume synchronisation between dialogues and songs. Thats just a few things to say.

Anyways, don't bother watching it spending money. At a time when so many quality bengali films are being released, this was a surprise. What surprises me the most is how a talented actor like Parambrata does a ludicrous movie like this. Skip it.