Amanush 2 (2015) Full Bengali Movie Download

It's a story of Raghu (Soham), a shy youth, who turns to violence after surviving a traumatic experience. After serving a term at a juvenile correction centre, he takes up a different identity. One lie leads another and 'Mr Hyde' in him surfaces... What happens next forms the crux of the story.

 

Director: Rajib Biswas (as Rajib Kumar)

Writer: Anindo Bose

Stars: Soham Chakraborty, Anindya Chatterjee, Payel Sarkar |

 

 Storyline :

Raghu (Soham Chakraborty) impersonates his acquaintances and kills anyone who tries to discover his true identity. A good student in school, his problems begin when his father commits suicide. Seeking revenge, he sets his house on fire, killing his mother and ending up in a juvenile home. Upon his release, he heads to Chennai to start anew and befriends Saleem, a medical student. But Saleem dies when the bus they are travelling in meets with an accident. Seeing an opportunity, Raghu impersonates Saleem and joins the medical college. There, he also makes new friends, Suresh and Ashok, and has a relationship with Riya (Payal Sarkar). One day, the gang comes across the juvenile home warden, who recognizes Raghu and reveals his real identity

 

 

Amanush 2 Movie  Reviews :

There are two reasons why you can spend one evening watching Amanush 2 and not regret later — Soham's impressive return after last year's Golpo Holeo Sotti and a gripping storyline that keeps you glued to your seats till the end. Thankfully, like most commercial Bengali films, Amanush 2 steers clear of the typical song and dance routine, an arm-candy heroine or a ruthless villain with a country's supply of weapons at his disposal. And if these don't excite you enough, the film has a brilliant Anindya Chatterjee (as Raghu's friend Ashok), who leaves a lasting impression once again after Chotushkone.

It's not easy to make a psychological thriller that is entertaining enough to connect to the masses. Script and the screenplay writer Anindya Bose excels in that department. He sticks to the reality and never goes overboard. Though Soham has a meaty role with substantial dialogues, and shoulders the entire film, Anindya steals the thunder quite often. Performance-wise, Soham emotes every mood — shyness, craziness, timidity or insanity —in a brilliant manner. So much so that even when it is revealed that he is a crazy killer, he gets audience sympathy. Rajesh Sharma, in a short role as a bright cop, complements Soham's character perfectly.

However, this film too has its share of flaws. It is predictable to a great extent, which takes away the charm of a thriller. Paayel Sarkar, as Ashok's girlfriend Riya, looks worn out. Even her heavy make-up, trendy clothes couldn't camouflage her disinterested performance. Otherwise, it is a good one-time watch.