Music Teacher

Music Teacher - a captivating film by Sarthak Dasgupta its simplistic storyline combined with intense acting, short and crisp dialogues, lovely music and picturesque backdrop of Himachal came as a treat in totality.

Breathtaking performances all around, especially by Manav Kaul. The scenic beauty of the mountains, along with soul-touching songs, took the movie to a whole another level. IN LOVE WITH "Sambhaal Rakhiyaan"!

Movie is excellent, in terms of direction, script, screenplay and subtle acting by Manav kaul , captures the essence of simple music teacher.

I wonder why "critics" are giving it average ratings.

This movie does capture essence of conflict of love and career very well. It does leave you moved.

Best part of the movie are songs, which again critics un-necessarily down rated. The songs are sung so well by singers - in fact the rendition is better than original songs.

You may try to pass off this movie as something simple and one that's made in a tranquil setting. Peaceful and beautiful. But it's totally beyond all that simplicity and beauty in the scenes. It's a deep deep movie that expresses emotions and experiences that the characters go through in the movie. Made so meticulously, it intricately weaves in the threads of realization and thoughts that linger on even after you through watching it. Everyone has acted very well in the movie. Especially Divya Dutta and Manav! So carefully emoted with expressions in the right measure. The movie leaves its mark on you. Sarthak Dasgupta. Thank you for this lovely movie!

Life and hills... both offers unspeakable beauty and ruthlessness. "Music teacher" took me to the core of that truth. It's a journey of love where stupidity replaces innocence, responsibility kills passion, repentance joins misery and all these emotions make me walk through the path of void, an endless void. I inherit the vacuum and become the character. I keep on walking into the sad reality. I see the clouds, I see the haze and I ponder...Do all incomplete love stories sound as sweet as Jonai? as helpless as Beni da?