Gora

Hats off to the casting. Season 2 especially the performance of Manali dey & Suhotra just unmatched. Ritik ruined this series with his overacting, usasi seems to be unfit for this supporting role.

I was blew away from the performance of Manali, never expected her in a negative role. She was just incredible. Supporting role of Suhotra, wow.

Series needs add more seriousness to male it a mystery thriller. Unnecessary messing up with names making it confusing.

Story is perfect. Mixed with comedy & mystery. I have watched both seasons. They're both best in market till today in bangla web series world.

A well scripted story line, Gora and Agaa although feel to be inspired from Sherlock/Watson but they have their own eccentricities making it a fun watch. Ritwik is amazing as Gora; a character who is insanely fun to watch leaving you wanting more of him on the screen. Ishaa as Somlata also is charming and eases into the role. A well crafted season inter wound with fun, mystery and thrill. Look forward to season 2 .

The storyline of this series is good and The Acting is also good. There is little bit of suspense and thriller but could be more interesting. Overall good series..

Loved the acting of Gora Da and Sarathi Da Loved the storyline.... A bang on start by Hoichoi this year.

Isha Di must not replace Suharta Da is S02 Will be looking forward to season 2.

An atypical murder mystery, a lunatic intellectual with his devoted deputy and a woman with a medical history of sleepwalking; together they formulate this flawed yet amusing detective story, that I'm certain would be applauded by many.

Albeit very much akin to Hoichoi's earlier ventures; the commitments and the urgency shown by the makers should be celebrated anyway. A sincere attempt at doing something along the lines of contemporary investigative dramas; while at the same time, stipulating some of their subjective originality here and there.

One of them is the affluent depiction of Gora aka Gourav Sen; a half-mad individual with an intellectual psyche. An effortless portrayal by Ritwick Chakraborty, who indeed deserves every possible compliment that comes his way.

Suhotra Mukhopadhyay as his loyal assistant Sarathi gets the job done as well. Ishaa Saha, on the other end, did all she could in her short-tenured screen time, but I must say, her part of the story doesn't carry too much weight. In all honesty, it all felt too far-fetched and insignificant.

So to conclude; I would say, despite a very much run-of-the-mill narration and the same old caricaturish humour; it's been quite successful in delivering just the right amount of uncertainty and thrill. Nothing unprecedented, yet a satisfactory outcome nevertheless!