Chanda is actually a high-ranking CBI Officer who has come to solve the mystery of the missing young man and discovers, to his horror, that there were three or four more young men who did not come back from the restaurant. On his way to this mysterious restaurant with a more mysterious name, Nirupam befriends the local police informer Atar Ali (Anirban Bhattacharya) who becomes his constant companion – well, almost. Into this “parlour”, a stranger named Nirupam Chanda (Rahul Bose) walks in, apparently to partake of the exotic dinner but really to investigate the mystery behind the missing of a MLA’s nephew who was last seen stepping into the restaurant and was never seen again.Īlso read: Trailer: Badhon 'an enigma' in 'Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Ashenni' She is also a melodious singer of Rabindra Sangeet and Srijit Mukherji, with his rich imagination, uses Tagore songs fitting into the mood of every episode, belted out by the beautiful Muskaan. The series is infused with elements of enchantment centred mainly on the mysterious owner of the restaurant, the young and beautiful Muskaan Zuberi (Azmeri Haque Bandhon) married into a zamindar family who cooks all the exotic dishes herself. The place is clearly removed from the realm of mundane, modern-day existence. The scene is set in an exotic environment with a restaurant with the intriguing name – “Rabindranath Ekhane Kokhono Khete Ashenni” stands, promising magical and exotic recipes drawing people from far and wide into its portals. The film opens in a remote town-village called Sundarpur some distance away from Kolkata. But Mukherji’s REKKA strikes a note of difference and how! It is really not easy to find powerful suspense stories on celluloid for the big screen or through OTT.
It is currently streaming as a web series on a Bengali channel directed by Srijit Mukherji who seems to have specialized in the thriller genre and in this film, he extends himself to swim into deeper waters. “Rabindranath Ekhane Kokhono Khete Ashenni” is a chilling web-series based on a popular thriller of the same name by Mohammad Nazim Uddin, a noted writer of Bangladesh. Bandhon is superlative in a role that would be the envy of every actress in Indian cinema
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