On Bachelor

A couple of days back some of my colleagues (everyone is married except me) insisted me to go to the theatre to enjoy 'Bachelor'. Initially I refused to accompany them though eventually I submitted to their insistence quite reluctantly. My experience has been overwhelming. It does not seem to be a typical Bengali movie ignoring facts and heightening fantasy. At the same time it does not resort to all the traditional elements of a movie such as violence, romance, song, and buffoonery to impress the people by titillating them. It's a different approach and commitment to movie, providing people with entertainment without brushing aside the pinching reality besetting them.

Today's people particularly the young generation seem to have been wallowing in an ocean of crisis springing from a sense of insecurity that has made them restless and callous . They even don't hesitate to experience with their life. To them, nothing is everlasting . Then what is the point of thinking of permanent relationship as it does not practically exist? They relate and isolate and start to explore a new source of relationship. Because of rejecting and being rejected everyone feels that at the end of the day he is lonely, alone and isolated. Relationship devoid of intensity and isolation of individuals is the theme that the whole movie seems to have been revolving around. As a result, it has become the manifestation of today's reality and hence the interest of the people about it . The whole group has accomplished a tremendous work. Congrats, keep it up.