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It saddens me to say that as a Bangali, I have never seen a classic thriller on the OTT platform that can engage or keep the viewers, forget grabbing the arm of the chair but at least have their brows frown for a minute! When crime thrillers like Pataal Lok, Delhi Crimes, etc keep piling up, the Bangla Industry could not even produce ONE!

This film industry is certainly blessed to have films like Sonar Kella, Joy Baba Felunath, and Kuheli & since then, the same industry has come to believe garbage over content & performance! Has the Bangla Film Industry started collecting scripts from the trash of those who are making masterpieces mentioned as references, above?

3 Stars from me: 1 for Tota, 1 for Anirban and the 3rd for the lady who played the character of a differently abled girl. The rest (in major roles) were as good as the movie itself, which is ZERO, especially that Marwari boy, whose character was as important as the actor playing it!

Could have been better had they dropped the plan of making this piece of paper!

Do patti is that commercial movie because of which we have stopped going to the movie theater and opted for OTT but unfortunately, because of these greedy plot spoiler directors, the OTT platform seems vulnerable to these toxic no-content commercial trash!

Scriptwriters and directors like these should be banned from OTT platform, as the digital media has set a benchmark with promising scripts and acting. So I would hope, platforms like Netflix care and do justice to that sentiment instead of trading with any script that comes their way.

The option of skipping/stopping saved me from this torture. I wonder, had I been in a theatre, I wouldn't have had that option but to bear it all the way only because I had paid for the tickets.

I admit it was foolish of me to waste my time & patience but all I could do is forget this trash movie as a nightmare & watch a better one to lighten it up. But you readers have the option to avoid this pain because you have our reviews in front of you and go watch something worthy instead of taking a risk that may be regretful.

There are very rare films that gets engraved into our heart and memory, needless to say, Taali earns that place and makes its way very much like the bold and powerful Gauri.

I hope it triumphed, changing the perspective of the society towards our 'left alone' friends who has the same crimson running through their veins like us, yet we (including me to certain extent) have made them so alienated, unfortunately. And thus we clapped all after watching such a masterpiece, cheering the equality and maybe with a thick guilt within.

Miss Universe '94, Sushmita Sen/Gauri, proved that she can deliver if she is asked to and such was her sheer brilliance.

Thank You Team Taali for the impact it has put upon me and also for the initiative to make a good change in the society we live in. RESPECT & LOVE to all this series is dedicated to.