Love Aaj Kal Porshu

The film shows different facets of love very cleverly by putting it in a thriller format. There is physical love and platonic love and of course, love for the ages. A true romantic like me loved the love story of the film. The thriller part is good in the second half but it is the love story that really carries the film forward. Want to watch it again for Arjun and Madumita.

Kinda inspired from jim carrey movie The Truman Show. But they didn't copy the whole thing. I watched The truman show before love aaj kal porshu. But I enjoyed the film. Good one

The film starts off as a love story and then gradually steers towards a suspense thriller keeping you engaged and enthralled every moment of the movie. Shades of The Truman Show and Westworld don't take away the brilliance of the film which looks at love through the lens of society and what is today's definition of entertainment. The performances are natural and the movie has been photographed beautifully. Felt proud as a Bengali watching this new age romantic thriller. Much recommended also for those who don't know the language.

This is not a review of the movie but a correction on the page. The main cast of this movie is Arjun Chakraborty, Madhumita Sarkar and Paoli Dam, who are Anisha and Soma Banerjee and why are their names coming on the front?

I never expected that there is a genre of Psychological Romantic Drama but this movie was truely a game changer. First of all hats off to Pratim D. Gupta for the whole concept of this movie. Secondly ofcourse his unique style of describing the narrative which is really really awesome may it be Ahare Mon, Saheb Bibi Ar Golam, Mach Mishti & More or this movie. Thirdly, the performances were exceptional playing four different characters in one single frame is matter of real headache but this duo Arjun and Madhumita did an appreciable job. The ensemble cast too was good but the show stealler was Paoli Dam in grey shade. I personally loved this new genre of Bangla Cinema and would highly highly recommend it, do give it a watch not for me but for this much much underrated director Pratim D. Gupta.