Mitthye Premer Gaan

I love when classical & modern fusion happens, which combines goodness of both the worlds.

The melody of modern music with raag of classical on point. According to me, I liked the story also, I think in practicality the story exists, unfinished love mostly happens also attracts audience.

Overall I will definitely binge watch it later on, for the sake of songs & heart break.

The songs are going to stay for long as ringtone and callertune. The voices are touching pretty deep in my heart. Anirban made justice to the character, although I expect much more from him.

Many are reviewing with lesser stars, but I gave it a 10, hopefully I will get the same feeling while binge-watching.

Anirban, known for his versatility, takes a disappointing turn in his latest outing. Despite his commendable acting chops, the film falls flat due to poor script choices and lackluster execution.

The movie attempts to replicate the simplicity and charm of a love story. However, instead of captivating audiences, it struggles to hold the attention with its meandering plot and disjointed narrative.

Anirban's character feels misplaced in this tale, appearing more like a lost soul searching for meaning rather than a protagonist driving the story forward. His performance, marked by moments of overacting, fails to salvage the film from its downward spiral.

The script itself lacks coherence, leaving us perplexed and disconnected from the storyline. What could have been a heartfelt exploration of love and human connection turns into a tedious affair, leaving audiences yearning for more substance.

Overall, "Lost in Translation" fails to live up to its promise, delivering a forgettable cinematic experience marred by uninspired storytelling and misplaced performances.

An ensemble cast can't save the movie, which has a poor screenplay and plot. The dialogues and songs are top-notch, but the characters are poorly written. After watching for one hour, you will ask yourself why on earth the characters behave like weirdos and why am I watching it even on OTT. Anirban, Isha, Arjun, and Soumya tried their level best, but the poorly written screenplay hindered them from shining. The editing is subpar; the running length could have been 30 minutes shorter. The songs are outstanding but deserve a better movie. Overall, it's a disappointing affair. Give it a try only for Ishan Mitra's soulful voice.