Kelor Kirti

'Kelor Kirti' is a 2016 Indian Bengali language romantic comedy film. The movie directed by Raja Chanda and produced by Surinder Films and Greentouch Entertainment narrates a light-hearted, engaging story, with a perfect blend of slapstick humour, rom-com elements and a pinch of drama. The film features an ensemble cast including Amit Kumar Adhikari, Mehedi Hasan Ariyan, Sayantika Banerjee, and several other well-known actors of the Bengali film industry.

The plot of 'Kelor Kirti' revolves around the convoluted love affairs of three married couples, and how they land into humorous predicaments. The central protagonists of the plot, essayed by Adhikari, Ariyan, and others, are all bachelors initially, bound together by their shared misadventures.

The story kickstarts as the protagonists decide to take a break from their routine life and plan a trip to Bangkok in the hope of some rejuvenation. This voyage turns out to be not just about fun and frolic but becomes a journey of self-discovery as well. This fun getaway also proves to be the genesis of their blossoming love stories.

Amit Kumar Adhikari portrays one of the key characters in the collaboration of three men. A business tycoon who is looking for love, experiences the complexities of love and marriage in the most hilarious of ways. His chemistry with the leading lady Sayantika Banerjee is one of the highlights of the movie. Mehedi Hasan Ariyan's character also follows a similar trajectory. The dichotomy of love and marriage is reflected through the roller-coaster ride these characters undertake.

Sayantika Banerjee, known for her dancing prowess and acting skills, shines in her role and leaves a lasting impression. Alongside her, the other lead actors carry the narrative forward with their impeccable comic timing and engaging performance. This rib-tickling comedy not only tickles your funny bone but also leaves you with some meaningful insights into relationships, companionship and the complexities of love and marriage.

Kelor Kirti is so much more than just a comedy. It offers the audience a few tear-jerking moments too, portraying a shift from the laughter riots to some heart-touching emotional sequences. The film is pleasingly balanced, all thanks to the director’s skill of handling the multiple genres he experiments with, within a single narrative framework.

The visuals and cinematography deserve a special mention, capturing the picturesque locales of Bangkok in an impressive way, adding an extra dose of charm to the entire film. The musical score complements the mood of the story seamlessly and is another key element that makes the movie more enjoyable. Every song, be it a peppy dance number or a soulful ballad, is memorable and beautifully placed within the narrative, enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Raja Chanda, the director of Kelor Kirti, skilfully navigates through the convoluted plot with a firm grip over the narrative, successfully maintaining a buoyancy that makes the film consistently engaging, despite its prolonged duration. The screenplay, though multi-layered, has been presented in a simplified way, avoiding any confusion for the audience.

Encompassing various elements such as romance, comedy, and drama, 'Kelor Kirti' succeeds in retaining the interest of the viewers from the beginning till the very end. Infused with some great performances, captivating storyline and commendable direction, the movie proves to be a thoroughly entertaining package. It is a celebration of love, friendship and most importantly, life. Whether you are a fan of the romantic genre or just in the mood for some hearty laughter, 'Kelor Kirti' is a definite must-watch.