Asamapto

Name: Asamapto
Genre: Drama
Released: 2005-10-08
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Soumitra Chatterjee, Indrani Haldar, Kaushik Sen

Película de TV
2005
1h 30min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

8.1/10

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Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaBipasha returns quite late on the night of Durga Puja, and finds a septuagenarian old man, Amarnath standing at the entrance gate of the building housing her flat. Amarnath has lost his way ... Leer todoBipasha returns quite late on the night of Durga Puja, and finds a septuagenarian old man, Amarnath standing at the entrance gate of the building housing her flat. Amarnath has lost his way and cannot find his way back home. Unfortunately, he fails to remember the address of his ... Leer todoBipasha returns quite late on the night of Durga Puja, and finds a septuagenarian old man, Amarnath standing at the entrance gate of the building housing her flat. Amarnath has lost his way and cannot find his way back home. Unfortunately, he fails to remember the address of his house. The other residents of the building find Amarnath suspicious and drive him out. Fro... Leer todo

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

8.1/10

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Elenco principal3

Editar

Soumitra Chatterjee

Amarnath

Indrani Haldar

Bipasha

Kaushik Sen

Aniket
(as Koushik Sen)

Opiniones de usuarios2

8.126

Opiniones destacadas

10shoma-chatterji

It is about two people, one an old man, the other, a young woman, thrown together in extra-ordinary circumstances.

ASAMAPTO translates into "Unfinished" in English. It is a moving comment on the strange manifestations of human interaction between two people belonging to two very different cultural and social worlds. The director takes care not to reduce the relationship between an old man and a young woman to cliché and melodrama at any point.

The cinematography is beautifully lit within the interiors of a small apartment in Calcutta, the music lends itself to the sombre mood of the film. But what truly stands out is the acting by the entire cast. Atanu is a director of great promise indeed as this film has set out to prove.

9Meenakshi_r

Great experience

One of the most sensitive films I have recently seen on Bengali television. Very intense and gripping, it is indeed a fascinating journey into the exploration of father daughter relationship in a very contemporary story revolving around an Alzeimer's patient and a call girl.The performances are really good by the legendary Soumitra Chatterjee, the doyen of Bengalicinema and Indrani Halder, a very gifted actress of contemporary Bengali film and television. The script is very structured and the music direction is quite subtle and appropriate. The most interesting aspect of this production is that though its primarily made for television, it gives the feel of a feature film by virtue of its presentation.