The best part of the Kaalpurush web series is its technical aspect. In telling this kind of complex story, various technical aspects have to be advanced, in terms of editing, differences have to be brought. By doing this, Kaalpurush takes his audience on a roller coaster ride at various thrilling moments of the story.
Although the story of the web series proceeds linearly, I went to a place that aroused my interest. At the very beginning of the story, the police discover the extramarital affair of a married man with a woman, who was murdered in a park in Dhanmondi. It all takes a different turn when it reveals a horrible truth. When the police went to the home of the married suspect for questioning, they were shown two pictures hanging on the wall. One of these pictures is Pattachitra.
A Muslim saint is seen riding a tiger in the Pattachitra image, which is less than a second into Kaalpurush. The one riding the tiger is Ghazi Pir, a Muslim saint born in West Bengal four hundred years ago. Everyone knew him as Gazi Baba or Gazi Pir. Interestingly, in the web series 'Karagar' released from Hoichoi, propaganda is spread about a person who suddenly emerges from prison and he has returned after the death of a great saint. There too he was introduced as a saint by the name of Gazi Pir.
Gazi Pir of Pattachitra married the daughter of a Hindu king in his personal life. Also seen in the Kaalpurush web series, the girl who has an illicit affair with the main suspect and has a horrible result, is a Hindu girl. Such a coincidental story matching with Patachitra intrigues me immensely.
Time travel is interpreted differently in the web series. Time travel has been shown to jog memories. This explanation is quite interesting. Because the bright stars we see in the night sky may have died hundreds of years ago. The light they shed on Earth hundreds of years ago has been here for so many years. So what we see in the sky today is actually a kind of memory of the stars.
So the police SI Mirage's attempt to go into the past to find the real killer of the murdered girl in the Kaalpurush story is like traveling through one's own memory.
However, some problems remain. Once shown, the caretaker was murdered before the girl was murdered, as the corpse suggests. But as seen later, that did not happen. Or even after being involved in such a big event, why does the protagonist not remember it in any way? There is no answer to that. There is also no indication as to why SI Mirage's assistant considers him a rival.
But the best aspect of Kaalpurush web series was its BGM. This background music, which suddenly starts whenever the mystery of the story thickens, takes the audience to another world. The colour of the web series in particular was quite mysterious. The connection between the two songs was even better.
I heard that this is Salzar Rahman's first web series. Film Syndicate's new work. All in all a pretty good experience. If the series becomes a franchise, it will be more popular.
