Will he be able to arrest Mushkan for all the accusations he has hurled at her, or is she beyond his capabilities? Robindranath.
The mansion is shrouded in mystery, outsiders have no clue about what goes on inside until Inspector Nirupam Chanda discovers to his astonishment, an unpalatable and truculent secret that throws him off the track and he is on the brink of his first upsetting defeat.
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There's not one dull moment in this 9-episode web series that starts off on a palpable premise and keeps the proceedings tense, witty and suspenseful throughout. But this is towards the end if this dark, disturbing and riveting series on Hoichoi, directed by Srijit Mukherjee, based on a novel written by Bangladeshi author Mohammad Nazim Uddin. During the course of the interview, we learn about the dark secrets and some sensational insights into Mushkan's past and present, and a gut wrenching story from the unfortunate aur crash of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, also known as Miracle Flight 571, a chartered flight originating in Montevideo, Uruguay, bound for Santiago, Chile, that crashed high in the Andes mountains on 13 October 1972, killing 29 passengers. Mushkan Zuberi (Azmeri Haque Badhon), the heiress of a massive mansion and other properties apart from the eponymous restaurant that dishes out the most delicious food, and widow to Rashed Zuberi, during the course of an interrogation and confrontation by Nirupam Chanda (Rahul Bose), an ace CBI officer who hasn't lost a single investigation in his career. " I just couldn't stop marvelling at the above recipe for the marinade suggested for her final culinary experiment at the much patronised restaurant she ran, "Rabindranath Ekhane Kokhono Khete Ashenni" at the fictional border town of Sundarpur. "Some oregano, Thousand Island Dressing, a little tamarind and chillies will make a marvellous marinade for. And what about the rest? Well, the less you know the better. Nothing fancy but she definitely got the gist! Anirban Bhattacharya as Atar Ali would be another honorable mention. On the other end, Badhon did respectably well as Mushkan Zuberi. He was simply vexatious, overly dramatic, and I find him to be an unfortunate choice for this specific role. Not to mention, I absolutely despised Rahul Bose as Nirupam Chanda. I seriously can't tell how disgusted and infuriated It was to sit through the entirety of all nine episodes. This whole adaptation has failed us big time. Despite having a fascinating concept at their disposal the makers couldn't really capitalize on its core prospects. Whether it be the barrage of idiotic dialogues (Preposterous betweentimes), the monotonous nature of its Screenplay, or the countless loopholes and continuity errors (can't remember the last time I spotted so many of those) every single impediment seems to have led to its ultimate downfall. The series miserably falls flat for all intents and purposes. For a Srijit Mukherji directorial I wasn't expecting any of that. So much so that it comes across as intolerable at particular times. Outside of its imposing Cinematography or the mystifying Score (With an innate classical touch) the rest of the execution is plain ridiculous on so many levels.
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