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Akansha Ranjan Kapoor has a forgettable part. Chandan Roy Sanyal as Vikram's sidekick Roby (A tribute to iconic Bengali actor Robi Ghosh) puts up a great show. It is not that Kapoor is bad but somehow, he fails to bring that spark, the aura of a superstar onscreen. However, does the risk pay off? Well, we would say in parts.

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When a series boasts of seasoned actors like Manoj Bajpayee, Kay Kay Menon, Gajraj Rao and Ali Fazal, director Vasan Bala's choice to cast Harshvardhan Kapoor as the protagonist of the last segment was definitely brave. From Vik's producer to his girlfriend (Akansha Ranjan Kapoor), everyone is charmed by Didi. Srijit's Bahurupiya is dark and gory.Р”Р„ post shared by Manoj Bajpayee BY VASAN BALAР”В«etween a famous Bollywood actor and a woman with divine powers, who will you choose? Vikram Arora, a famous Bollywood actor's position is challenged when Didi, a godwoman, checks in into the same hotel that he is staying in. Some better work could have been done with the prosthetics because that is where the story's USP lies. Kay Kay Menon has a major part in the segment and he never falters. Though the story lacks momentum in the beginning, eventually it starts to pick up pace and gives us perhaps a nail-biting end. He sets out on a path of revenge but things go awry when he meets a Pir Baba.

However, things take a fortunate turn when he inherits Rs 75 lakh from his grandmother and also, a book, which has everything about prosthetics and makeup.

Indrashish is a makeup artist in Kolkata. From Doctor Faustus to Macbeth, it was hubris that led to these characters' downfall and for Indrashish Saha (Kay Kay Menon) too, the protagonist of this segment, arrogance and over-confidence act as architects of his downfall. 'Aap pehle insaan nahi hai aur akhri insaan bhi nahi honge jo aapne aap ko khuda, bhagwaan samajh leta hai aur muh ke bal girte hai.' This line pretty much sums up the story of Bahrupiya. While Ipsit brushes it off initially as some random figment of imagination, he is left utterly confused when he realises that everyone except him remembers the Aurangabad trip. Rhea reminds him of their meeting at Ajanta Caves in Aurangabad in August 2017, and how they spent a few days at a hotel, but it doesn't seem to ring a bell. Therefore, it is a little embarrassing for him when he is suddenly approached by Rhea Saran (Anindita Bose) at a restaurant but he can't remember where they met. Birth dates, appointments, or any big or small detail, name it and Ipsit, in all probability, will come up with the correct answer. Ipsit Rama Nair (Ali Fazal) has a memory of a computer and he never forgets anything. FORGET ME NOT BY SRIJIT MUKHERJIР”Р‡orget Me Not gives Ray an impactful start and readies you for what you can expect from the anthology series. And of course, each segment is shrouded in suspense and will keep you guessing till the end, which makes the watch gripping. In doing so, the essence of a character is lost somewhere.

For the longest time, we have witnessed in several Indian films that filmmakers quite conveniently divide characters in shades of either white or black. Ray is a dark and twisted take on Satyajit Ray's classic short stories. The filmmakers chose four of Ray's classic short stories and give it a modern twist, at the same time, managing to maintain the essence. Netflix's newest offering Ray, somewhere, sets out to change that.