The Laptop is not a catalyst in the film but its main character. It is very much alive because it has a memory and its memory manoeuvres the story in this film.
A stolen laptop changes hands between people of different clans and
professions and in the course of this is witness to a number of incomplete
relationships. Each story begins, but before it can end, the laptop has changed hands into the oblivion of a fresh relationship.
There are so many people around us on the streets, in the markets talking,
interacting yet, little do we realize that there is an invisible thread
connecting us with others.
Laptop is that thread where different relationships get entangled in
varying intensities and inadvertently, a film is born. |
Kolkata born Kaushik Ganguly spent eight years as a teacher and freelance scriptwriter before turning a director in the year 1995 with tele-serial Rahaat. His much-acclaimed television films are Shesh Krittyo, Ushno Tar Jonnyo, Atithi and Collage, and these marked him as one of the most promising new-generation filmmakers. Marking his feature film debut with Waarish (2004), Kaushik went on to garner much acclaim for his second film Shunyo e Bukey (2005) which was screened at the London International Women’s Film Festival and the L.A. International Film Festival. His other notable films are Ek Mutho Chhobi, Brake Fail, Jackpot and Rangmilanti.
