Just be forewarned, this film, at times, is rather heart-breaking-it's not a predictable romantic feel-good film. It's original (despite its similarity to this other film) and engaging.if you give it a chance.
But, if you are willing to watch such a film, give this one a try. Yes, I am apparently a snob and assume the worst of many viewers-especially teens and the chronically dumb. As a result, I assume many, if not most viewers (who are unfortunately boobs) probably will not enjoy the film very much and much of the film's beauty and artistry will be lost on them. It is a film about people-not about action or great displays of emotion. It was obviously a labor of love, though some might be a bit put off by the very restrained and emotionally constricted acting. In the meantime, Miyage becomes ill-so ill that Snehamoy is worried she will die, so he takes off time from work and runs from doctor to healer to try to get them to diagnose a woman living 3600 miles from India (trust me, I recently measured it)! What will become of these nice people? Overall, I was very impressed by the very slow and deliberate pace of the film. And, you can also see the young boy beginning to bond more and more with Snehamoy-seeing him as a bit of a father figure. She, like Snehamoy, is painfully shy.but you can also very slowly see something might be blossoming between them.very, very slowly. After all, this widow is the same lady that the aunt tried to get Snehamoy to marry years earlier. Problems arise, however, when a widow and her young son move in with him and his aunt. Eventually they hit on the idea of getting married-though they still have not actually met.and even after their marriage (there is no actual ceremony) they do not meet! Years pass this way as they exchange letters and grow separately.yet together. Yet, because they are so painfully shy, they do not see anyone in their own country. Over time, they fall in love but cannot do much about it, as they are both poor. They are pen pals and through the course of the film they exchange many letters which are narrated for the audience. Snehamoy is a Bengali man living in India and most of the film is shown from his perspective.
Despite having a very strong attachment, the male and female leads go for many years without seeing each other! Muyage is a woman living in Japan.
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The plot of this film is a lot like the Anne Bancroft/Anthony Hopkins film, "84 Charing Cross Road" in that it is told through a very long series of letters back and forth between the male and female lead. It's hard to imagine that the people distributing the film would do such a haphazard job of captioning the film-and it's a shame. The subtitles are in difficult to read font and are yellow, and at times, they are a bit hard to read.
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Before you decide to watch this movie on DVD, there is something you might want to know.
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