Aay Khuku Aay (2022) [HDTV-Rip]

Aay Khuku Aay tells the story of a rural father in the vicinity of Bolpur, W.B. who takes his girl to her wedding. Then? Aay Khuku Aay (transl. Come to me, my dear daughter) is a 2022 Indian Bengali-language drama film directed by Sauvik Kundu.[1] The film is produced by Jeet, Gopal Madnani and Amit Jumrani under the banner Jeetz Filmworks.[2] The film stars Prosenjit Chatterjee and Ditipriya Roy in lead roles.[3] The film is based on the relationship of a father and his daughter in rural Bengal.

The film revolves around the relationship of a single father and his daughter in the suburbs of West Bengal.Debolina Sen, TNN, Jun 20, 2022, 06.50 PM ISTCritic’s Rating: 3.5/5Aay Khuku Aay ticks all the boxes of a pure family drama. From endearing familial relationships, strong friendship, humour relief and tense emotional outbursts to feigned love, harassment at the hands of political goons and unending troubled fate – the film is a sure tear-jerker. But what sets it apart is the binding of the story and the screenplay that considers every tiny aspect Aay Khuku Aay of establishing the scenes.The story, set in contemporary times, is able to depict a world mostly unknown to the urban moviegoers. The everyday struggles of a modest-earning celebrity lookalike artiste and his family is brought alive on screen with important junctures showing the effects of lockdowns on them. The story of the father and daughter remains central to the film despite several character introductions. The writing is tight and even the supporting characters get enough scope to make an impact.The drawback here is a few scenes which show Prosenjit Chatterjee, the actor (who plays himself), and Nirmal Mondal, the lookalike (Prosenjit again), sharing the same stage as the two meet at macha shows. But there is little logic in why the audience would watch a lookalike’s show when they will be seeing the actual actor next? However, in scenes where actor Prosenjit and lookalike Prosenjit share the screen, the actor manages to create a stark difference between the two with a little help of makeup and the right body language. Another scene where he destroys his home-grown garden is as well-written as depicted.Prosenjit takes good advantage of the envious spread of acting opportunities he receives in this film. From playing a rising lookalike artiste and the Tollywood star that he is to depicting the struggles of a hapless father and enacting his own hit scenes on stage, he didn’t disappoint. And Ditipriya as Buri is a delight to watch. Her on-screen presence, innocent portrayal, and no inhibitions are sure to hold her in good stead for long. Rahul Dev Bose, who plays Sanjay in the film, adapts swiftly to his character transformation. He is pleasant in the first half and convincingly reveals his true colours in the next. But it’s Sohini Sengupta who takes the cake as the crass political leader, Putul Rani Bagchi. She looks like a terror to everyone around, talks like a cursing machine at play, and brings in the much-needed relief in the emotionally charged story. All this, without ever going over the top.