Amazon Obhijaan Review

Amazon Obhijaan, the second part of Chander Pahar directed by Kamaleswar Mukherjee revolves around the discovery of the El Dorado, the City of Gold. Anna Florian (Svetlana Gulakova), an Italian anthropologist comes to meet Shankar (Dev). Anna seeks Shankar's help. Her father Marco stays depressed since he failed in his expedition. So, now Shankar has to convince Marco and set out on a new adventure. On the mission, Shankar and his friends came across many wild animals and challenging situations in the jungle of Amazon. So, how was the movie? What the critics have to say about the movie? Find out here.

The best part of the movie is an awesome background score. The picturisation and the editing were commendable as well. Along with the narration, it kept the audience glued to the screen throughout the film. The actors are convincing and complement each other perfectly as a team. Although Amazon Obhijaan is impressive overall, sometimes it feels a bit too dragged at times. Also, there is a room for improvement in its animation.

Kamaleswar Mukherjee's Amazon Obhijaan, an adventure story revolving Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay's Shankar doesn't disappoint the audience. It wonderfully explores the jungle of Amazon and a decent CGI completes the movie. The story is quite impressive that touches the colonial history of Brazil. However, A sub-title should have been added in a film with 80% English dialogues. The camera of Soumik Haldar demands a special mention. The background score is commendable. The foreign actors did a good job but Dev looked a bit stiff in some places. 

Dev has matured as an actor and did a decent job as Shankar, however, Svetlana Gulakova and Devid James did a splendid job as his fellow adventurers. The film sometimes suffers from the discontinuity. Anyway, Debojyoti Mishra's music and Ravi Ranjan's editing covers it up. The animation is good at places and ridiculous in some places.Dev has matured as an actor and did a decent job as Shankar, however, Svetlana Gulakova and Devid James did a splendid job as his fellow adventurers. The film sometimes suffers from the discontinuity. Anyway, Debojyoti Mishra's music and Ravi Ranjan's editing covers it up. The animation is good at places and ridiculous in some places.