Kathe Noy Somporke Ghoon|Nov. 08, 2019|India|120 Min.|n/A
Genre: Bangla;Drama
Description: The 2019 film *Ghoon* explores three intertwined narratives centered on complex relationships. The first story delves into a father-daughter bond, the second focuses on a cohabiting couple, and the third examines the dynamic between a doctor and his wife. Set against the backdrop of the corporate world, the film attempts to highlight issues such as hierarchy, unethical practices, and the pursuit of success. However, it struggles to evoke genuine emotion, often coming across as disjointed and awkward. The effort to restore hope in fragile relationships falls flat due to a lack of a compelling script.
Poulomi delivers a convincing performance as Poonam, while Anusha and Sourav portray Simi and Joy effectively. Samadarshi, as Amit, also provides a decent performance. Kamaleswar Mukherjee briefly appears as a JNU professor to bridge two stories. Despite these efforts, the supporting cast’s dialogues are marred by irritating accents, and certain scenes drag on, testing the audience’s patience. The film attempts to hastily connect the three plots, resulting in a rushed and unfocused narrative that ultimately feels unsatisfying. Overall, *Ghoon* is an underwhelming attempt at realistic cinema.
Cast director: Shuvro Roy
Cast actor: Poulomi Das, Saurav Das, Samadarshi Dutta, Koushik Ghosh, Rabi Ranjan Moitra, Prosun Saha, Anusha Vishwanathan
Original name: Ghoon