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MANDYA is a gripping and power-packed thriller that delivers on all fronts! The film is expected to do excellent business in Karnataka, particularly in the crime-thriller-loving regions. Sanjay Niranjan's direction is sharp, making sure that the film never loses momentum. Akshitaa Agnihotri brings grace and strength to her role, adding an emotional layer to the intense narrative. Danish Bhat and Tatya are fantastic in their roles, making their characters feel real and engaging. The cinematography and background score work together to create an immersive experience. A must-watch for those who appreciate hard-hitting and well-executed crime thrillers!

Porichoy gupta is an experience, where cinema meets reality. And this merging is seamless! It was really amazing if the director have blended the flavours of Durga Puja with that of suspense. The details of puja days, the rituals, the rural flavour s and flamboyance on one side and ruthless remains of a blast, the trauma, the loss on the other side. But It is indeed a surprise package from Directors Ron raj, The director who have always made films based on emotions and family ties, have come up with a film that blends the genres of thriller and emotions so effortlessly! Kudos to the directors.

Brilliant direction, delightful performances by each and everyone..🙌 Perfect casting in each and every role.. Could not take eyes off Joy Sengupta even for a single second.. literally got me planning on my next visit to watch Darshana Banik in action, expression, and body language..💖💖💖 Indraneil Sengupta, Ritwick Chakraborty is a class apart! Mesmerized by his screen presence..😍

The acting in this has been superb. The Director did an excellent job conveying the sense of foreboding that pervades a land ripped apart by conflict. The dialogue makes sense. Nushratt Bharuccha is the real deal, and he gives a fantastic performance. As the plot progresses, so does the reader's interest. The narrative follows an ordinary Indian girl who finds herself in a dangerous situation in war-torn Iraq. As an added bonus, the scenes that capture the genuine terror of war are superb. Over the weekend, I saw it and had a fantastic time. It has all the makings of something that may hold your interest for as long as possible.