Cast: Abir Chatterjee, Arjun Chakraborty, Isha Sahaa, Rajatava Dutta, Kamleshwar Mukhopadhyay Joydip Kundu and in a special role: Kaushik ...
Cast: Abir Chatterjee, Arjun Chakraborty, Isha Sahaa, Rajatava Dutta,
Kamleshwar Mukhopadhyay Joydip Kundu and in a special role: Kaushik Ganguly
Director: Dhrubo Banerjee
Music by: Pandit Bickram Ghosh
Director Dhrubo Banerjee brings the fourth part of the ‘Guptodhan’
series with the intent of retaining the originality of the previous parts. He
could have woven a tighter screenplay to keep the audience hooked but he
meanders a bit making it somewhat loose. On top of that some henchmen of
the villain are used as decorative props making it laughable at times. But
overall, Banerjee keeps up the magic in this treasure hunt called Saptadingar
Guptodhan.
The plot revolves around the merchant Chand Saudagar with a fleet of
seven merchant ships going to meet Raja Pratapaditya across the
dangerous forests and waterways of the Sundarbans with one of the
ships carrying the treasure is submerged under waters and how the trio of Sona
da (Abir Chatterjee), Abir (Arjun Chakraborty) and Jhinuk (Isha Sahaa)
unravel the mystery of the lost treasure with villain(s) keeping a tab on them
and ultimately joining them for their own vested interest.
Abir Chatterjee models his character like Indiana Jones and underplays
his part. Rajatava Dutta as the villain Dashanan Daw, recurring from the
previous parts is a delight to watch especially his unique laughter and his
comedy. In a special role Kaushik Ganguly goes overboard. Arjun Chakraborty
& Isha Sahaa are their usual lively selves.
The film is quite a fun to watch but with minimal expectations as it
should be like the other parts of this franchise.
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