Kazi

The Kaziman Rai Bahadur, a mysterious personality, takes you on a ride though the highs and lows of his life. In this slow burn mystery drama, which will keep you at the end of your wits, Kazi is not the only character that keeps on tugging you along. In the second half of the movie, the suspense has already reached a crescendo, and it becomes unbearable with so many unanswered questions. You start making your own theories about the characters surrounding the protagonist, to find yourself, losing to the imagination of the writer.

Sheba Ghosh has done an amazing job as a writer and director. Since the movie opened with a school sequence, and the protagonist seemed to have some special powers, one thinks of equating it with Matilda, but then as the story jumps to the unfortunate incident of a murder and miscarriage, the viewers may start thinking of Drishyam.

The movie is like Secret Life of Walter Mitty, if Walter Mitty was kept in a medical institution for clinically insane instead of his monotonous job.

This movie is full of thriller and suspense, the way the writer has written the script, it is a broad movie genre which creates excitement and suspense in the audience. Horror scenes can be seen at some places in the movie but I think the movie Every scene shown in it is like filling the ocean in a pitcher, which is the mark of a great director. There is no actor in the film whose place can be taken by anyone else. All the characters have performed excellently. This film should be released across Indian theatres GREAT

Must watch ....to know the hidden mysterious of people whom surrounded by ..

At the outset let me make it clear that Kazi is neither one of those contrived mainstream thrillers nor is it your textbook arthouse film.

Sheba Ghosh debuting as a director and donning multiple hats (including a nice understated performance) has come up with a mind boggling psychological thriller.

The movie would definitely come across as a slow burner but your patience is surely going to be rewarded towards the end.

I don't want to reveal too many details and spoilers because I think Kazi is something you have to watch and experience.

Kudos to the entire team for having delivered such a unique feature and special credit to Sheba for a fantastic debut.

PS: I loved the bgm apart from a set of other things like the relatable dialogues, the characterisation and the unpredictability in the screenplay.

Brilliant story and fine characterization by Sheba Ghosh. Kazi is too good an attempt for a first time filmmaker who acted in it too. A must watch thriller that lingers in your mind.

What I liked the most about the film is the battle between the the mind reader and the dream watcher. It's quite interesting the way they battle it out for Roma who knows Kazi but not the secret behind the power. The character played by Shishir Sharma has a strong impact on the film. The film keeps you thinking throughout. Every sequence that seems just out of a fantasy film is explained well with a logic at the end. Bravo!

A gripping story written and directed by a debutant. The story opens with a leading plot which builds up the initial suspense. The suspense never dies there after. For some time near the midway the young director/writer struggles to keep the audience intact, but it is compensated by consistent fine acting by all the actors. The back ground music has been apt for the story and only aided to the story line. The lighting and DOP team displayed a fantastic job and it never appeared to be a debutant's project for the entire project. For the given budget, sheba has been able to manage the resources well. There is no fancy location location or unwanted stunt still the requisite thrill has been achieved. Must watch for any aspiring person in this field.