Abby Sen

It's a proof that Time-travel story can also be an utterly stupid, street-smart trashy talking 3rd grade film, played by worthless people who shouldn't call themselves actors !! Local club Durga Puja play-acting is sometimes better than this rubbish.

The most important thing about Abby Sen is that it is very simply told, has no intellectual complexity. Only uses an engaging and radically new plot, with good dose of emotion, wit and satire. And some great acting. Chiranjeet and Bratya Basu are outstanding. Kanchan, Paran and Kharaj will leave you in splits and Abir and Raima will surprise you with their rocking performance. Just chanced to watch the film. Spellbound. Got a slow start but picks up gradually and then keeps you glued to the seat. More films like this should be made. Kudos to new Bangla cinema.Loved the film. Very intelligent and enjoyable. Very different from routine Bangla film.

Abir Chatterjee as the protagonist. Abby Sen who despite academic brilliance turns out to be unsuccessful as a television producer. It is very difficult to score for a film which goes back several years in time. Joy Sarkar excels in not only scoring a fabulous BGM but gives the audience a pure nostalgic trip down the memory lane with his songs. The casting is appropriate and delivers credible character portrayals. We forget that nothing is as important as varied shades of humane bonds that life presents as latent possibilities and which elude us in the competitive era of ours for we ignore them for frivolous gains. Life is not only bigger than death but indeed remains the greatest teacher one can ever have. Arunima Ghosh as his wife does a very competent job of playing the role of Abby's wife. Other artists performed very well. Full of emotion and nostalgic . The storyline is unique, acting top-notch and the blend of emotion and humour is brilliant. Must watch.

Wonderful depictions of cultural difference based on time.

It is a very entertaining film must see for everyone..