Colours of Innocence

Absolutely a stunning work of art directed with profound simplicity after a very long time. The film has succeeded in capturing the subtle emotional bond between characters; their innocence and helplessness well portrayed. This is "A story which reflects the world beyond our cities and drawing room". Hats off to the team members.

Pros: 1. Acting and innocence of Chotu and Gopal. 2. Story of Bibhutibhusan. 3. Cinematography. 4. Portrayal of rural Bengal and its seasons. 5. Two dream sequences. The first one was really eerie. Cons: 1. Not meant for general Bengali/Indian audience who liked Dev/Bhai.

This film reminds me of the world popular movie Pather Panchali by Satyajit Ray. The innocence of the two brothers and the character that they have portrayed is so mature that they could even give well known actors a run for their money. World-class direction.

Survival is the most surprising mystery. Every concious element is experiencing their life. How can you compare experiences ? Each experience is unique You better Love this drama

Absolutely a stunning work of art directed with profound simplicity after a very long time. The film has succeeded in capturing the subtle emotional bond between characters; their innocence and helplessness well portrayed. This is "A story which reflects the world beyond our cities and drawing room". Hats off to the team members.

Absolutely beautiful work, transparent portrayal of the rural bengal. This is how a script, cinematography, acting, sound, editing, direction should be. Stunning film, extremely emotional, not recommended for the audiences who always prefers to keep their brain at home and come to the theatres just to relax, because you won't find fake glamour, loud music and dancing and an irrelevant script here.