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Drama, Kolkata,

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Anjali (Rituparna) and Rajiv (Badshah), a young, married couple live in Visakhapatnam, trying to make ends meet. The only asset that they have is Anjali’s house. Rajiv’s business has failed and he wants her to sell the house, but Anjali refuses as it is the last memory of her parents. Enter Sanjay, a paying guest, who starts a relationship with Anjali.

Cast: Rituparna Sengupta, Badsha Moitra, Priyanshu Chatterjee
Direction: Raaj Mukherjee
Genre: Drama
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes

As you can understand from the storyline above, it's a tale that has been told a thousand times. That's why the first half turns out to be same old same old, though director Raaj Mukherjee adds a post-interval twist that salvages the story somewhat. But the biggest problem is the execution. The plot is full of loopholes and ridiculous mistakes. For example, Anjali and Rajiv are supposed to be in a grave financial crisis, which is why their marriage is apparently falling apart. But it defies logic when Anjali goes around driving a sedan, wears expensive clothes and Rajiv spends freely on food and alcohol. These contradictions are too glaring to avoid.