Dhumketu

The Acting was awesome every one Dev , Subhashree,Rudranil all are up to the mark. Specially Rudranil Ghosh on supporting role really remarkable. Dulal Lahiri as a dev's father awesome role. Parambrata as a side role ok.chiranjit very short apperance but good in his character. But mainly the story somehow miss the plot at the end. I think writer try a different type story but no describe of why dev choose to be a terrorist. What is there moto. Who is the main villen of this flim who killed devs brother and try to kill him.

Typical emotional love story with vague story telling. The way of representation of thought is nice,however they can show much more better then what they are made. Time duration is too short to cover this story. Details are missing,Main Character evaluation is under expectation. Last part of this story is meaningless! Although they emphasis in starting of this story, nevertheless the objective is insignificant !!!. The melancholy of love story is really appreciable.

Dev and Rudranil nailed their acting. 2/3 of the movie is great and a bit slow but at the end idk what happened and why happened this to Bhanu, I didn't have any clue to justify the last scenes . At the end it claimed that, it's an incomplete story .

But the movie songs are soo beautiful 5/5🗿Arijit , Shreya and Anupam Roy as always nailed it.

NO CONCLUSION,AFTER WATCHUNG THE FULL MOVIE NO ONE UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS THE STORY.

Why was the blast happened at the end was not clear to anyone and story, there was no story.

Because of this type of movie people will stop watching bengali movie.

Dear maker please make some movie which really make sense at least when standing at this modern age where movie like jawan and bahubali and Pushpa are the current market movie .

As a fan of Dev, I went into this film with high expectations, especially after his claims that this was his best work yet. I watched it on the 15th, eager to see what he had delivered.

While the performances by Dev, Rudranil, and Subhashree are undoubtedly among their finest, the story itself is deeply flawed and problematic. The film dangerously justifies terrorism to some extent, which is completely unacceptable. Promoting such ideologies, even indirectly, is irresponsible.

What's worse is the portrayal of the protagonist as part of a suicide squad, glorifying his role-a message that should never be conveyed, especially to young audiences who look up to these stars. Equating the Indian freedom struggle with modern-day terrorism is not just inaccurate but also offensive.

I'm genuinely upset and disappointed by this film. I strongly advise against watching it, and frankly, it deserves to be banned in India for its dangerous messaging.