from 36 chowringhee lane to 15 park avenue and aparna sen has indeed traveled a long way. if the first one goes down in history as a débutant clean sweep the latter will definitely carve a special place as a mature film. until you see 15 park avenue you cannot imagine feeling thrilled and moved at the same time. thrilled to see the director ingenuity and agility in portraying seriously challenging situations and moved by the sensitivity echoing throughout the film. it is not a movie that merely makes you feel tchh tchh and how difficult life must be for schizophrenics and but makes you ask a much deeper question about the reality that you see and believe. sen has done a brilliant job in highlighting this supreme fact of our existence that we all are and in some way or other and trying to live in a make believe world of our own and trying to run after mirages called happiness and peace and contentment. along with the depiction of a delusional mind and sen magic has brought forth many little nuances of human relationships as they sustain stress and strain. the fact that at times we all lose calm and break down and make wrong choices and be haunted by guilt and behave selfishly and so on and is captured with extreme adroitness by sen. she showed the cruel dilemma which shabana had to deal with all her life and of having to choose between a schizophrenic sister and a normal life with a husband and kids for herself. and in the act of always being beside her sister and always being a strong persona and providing support and making judgments and so on and she unknowingly cut off some of the oxygen that her sister needed to bloom. isn not this a very harsh truth that at times and in an attempt to do the best for someone and we strangle their assertiveness and end up hurting their self esteem. of course konkona and shabana acting deserves laurels as always because had the ingredients not been so good and the dish could not have turned out to be so extraordinary. aparna sen once again made a masterpiece of a movie for those who crave for some food for thought . bravo . 
from 36 chowringhee lane to 15 park avenue and aparna sen has indeed traveled a long way. if the first one goes down in history as a débutant clean sweep the latter will definitely carve a special place as a mature film. until you see 15 park avenue you cannot imagine feeling thrilled and moved at the same time. thrilled to see the director ingenuity and agility in portraying seriously challenging situations and moved by the sensitivity echoing throughout the film. it is not a movie that merely makes you feel tchh tchh and how difficult life must be for schizophrenics and but makes you ask a much deeper question about the reality that you see and believe. sen has done a brilliant job in highlighting this supreme fact of our existence that we all are and in some way or other and trying to live in a make believe world of our own and trying to run after mirages called happiness and peace and contentment. along with the depiction of a delusional mind and sen magic has brought forth many little nuances of human relationships as they sustain stress and strain. the fact that at times we all lose calm and break down and make wrong choices and be haunted by guilt and behave selfishly and so on and is captured with extreme adroitness by sen. she showed the cruel dilemma which shabana had to deal with all her life and of having to choose between a schizophrenic sister and a normal life with a husband and kids for herself. and in the act of always being beside her sister and always being a strong persona and providing support and making judgments and so on and she unknowingly cut off some of the oxygen that her sister needed to bloom. isn not this a very harsh truth that at times and in an attempt to do the best for someone and we strangle their assertiveness and end up hurting their self esteem. of course konkona and shabana acting deserves laurels as always because had the ingredients not been so good and the dish could not have turned out to be so extraordinary. aparna sen once again made a masterpiece of a movie for those who crave for some food for thought . bravo . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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