Review of movie BIOSCOPEWALA

Poster of movie: BIOSCOPEWALA
Movie Name :

BIOSCOPEWALA

Cinema Type : Bollywood
Release Date : 25-May-2018( 6 years, 214 days ago)
Directed By : Deb Medhekar
Production House : Sunil Doshi
Genre : Drama
Lead Role : Danny Denzongpa , Geetanjali Thapa, Adil Hussain
Tisca Chopra, Brijendra Kala,Ekavali Khanna

Rating:3.5/5

Estranged from her photographer father Robi Basu (Adil Hussain), Mini (Gitanjali Thapa) has to travel back to Kolkota from France where she is studying, to collect her father’s remains after his airplane meets with a freak crash. Turns out, he was traveling to Afghanistan for reasons unknown to her. What comes as another shock to her is the fact that her father has obtained custody of an old friend of his, the bioscopewala Rehmat Khan (Danny Denzongpa) who has a dark past that is left to Mini to uncover if she cares to. 

Debutant filmmaker Deb Medhekar has quite skilfully adapted Tagore’s classic story for the screen. He has weaved an emotionally rich spectacle in the form of Bioscopewala about the bond between fathers and daughters. The relationships in the film; be it between Mini and Robi or between Mini and Rehmat, evolve over the course of the film and don’t seem forced at all. Deb has fused together several interesting themes which are backed up with a thoroughly enjoyable background score and strong performances. Danny Denzongpa gives a perfectly nuanced performance as the kind Pathan who years for his daughter whom he has left back home. Gitanjali Thapa, too, nails her part and has given a credible performance. The track 'Bioscopewala', penned by Gulzar and sung by K Mohan, fits in beautifully in the film. 

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