Shikar 2006
Saron Datta's gritty action thriller *Shikar (2006)* plunges viewers into Kolkata's criminal underbelly, where one fatal mistake spirals into a web of deception and vengeance.
Director: Saron Datta
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shikar (2006) about?
*Shikar* follows Rajesh, a police officer who mistakenly kills an innocent man, Bimal, while targeting a notorious gangster. The tragedy forces Bimal's widow, Seema, into a life of exploitation, only for Rajesh to later discover that the real target, Saheb, is still alive. The film examines the ripple effects of a single deadly error.
Who directed Shikar?
The film was directed by Saron Datta, a filmmaker known for his work in Bengali cinema.
Who stars in Shikar?
The film features Amitabh Bhattacharjee as Rajesh, Koel Mallick as Seema, and Sagnik Chatterjee, Rajesh Sharma, and June Maliah in supporting roles.
Is Shikar (2006) worth watching?
*Shikar* is a solid action-drama that delivers on suspense and moral complexity, though it may not break new ground. Its strong performances and tight pacing make it engaging for fans of crime thrillers, even if it's not a cinematic masterpiece.
How long is Shikar?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Shikar (2006) — When one wrong shot unravels lives in Kolkata's underworld
Saron Datta's gritty action thriller *Shikar (2006)* plunges viewers into Kolkata's criminal underbelly, where one fatal mistake spirals into a web of deception and vengeance. The story follows Rajesh, a determined cop who guns down Bimal, believing him to be the notorious gangster Saheb. But after Bimal's widow, Seema, is dragged into the shadows of a brothel, Rajesh uncovers a horrifying truth: Saheb is still alive, lurking in the city's murky depths. Packed with tense confrontations and moral dilemmas, the film explores themes of justice, redemption, and the unintended consequences of violence, all wrapped in a claustrophobic atmosphere of simmering tension.
With Amitabh Bhattacharjee as Rajesh and Koel Mallick as the tragic Seema, the cast delivers raw performances that heighten the film's emotional impact. Datta's direction keeps the narrative tight, blending relentless action with moments of quiet reflection, making *Shikar* a compelling watch for fans of hard-hitting crime dramas.