Dr. Munshir Diary 2000
In the tense Calcutta of *Dr. Munshir Diary (2000)*, Feluda faces one of his most personal cases yet when a psychologist's research into unsolved crimes leads to a shocking betrayal.
Director: Sandip Ray
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dr. Munshir Diary (2000) about?
A psychologist compiling a book on unsolved crimes is murdered by his brother-in-law, forcing Feluda to unravel the truth behind the deadly secret. As the detective digs through the doctor's files, he uncovers a web of deception that stretches back years.
Who directed Dr. Munshir Diary?
Sandip Ray, son of legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray, directed the film, bringing a masterful touch to this Bengali crime thriller.
Who stars in Dr. Munshir Diary?
Sabyasachi Chakraborty headlines the cast, with Saswata Chatterjee, Bibhu Bhattacharya, Dipankar Dey, and Kaushik Sen rounding out the key roles.
Is Dr. Munshir Diary (2000) worth watching?
As a Feluda mystery packed with suspense and sharp character work, it's a solid pick for fans of detective thrillers. The film's tight runtime and engaging plot make it a satisfying watch, though it flies under the radar compared to other Feluda adventures.
How long is Dr. Munshir Diary?
The film runs for 97 minutes, offering a concise yet immersive mystery experience.
About Dr. Munshir Diary (2000) — A Feluda Mystery Where Trust Is Deadly
In the tense Calcutta of *Dr. Munshir Diary (2000)*, Feluda faces one of his most personal cases yet when a psychologist's research into unsolved crimes leads to a shocking betrayal. Directed by Sandip Ray, this Bengali crime thriller weaves a dark tapestry of secrets and deception as Feluda races to uncover the truth behind a brilliant doctor's murder—plotted by someone far closer than it seems.
The film brims with the eerie atmosphere of investigative suspense, as clues hidden in case files and personal diaries point toward a chilling culprit. With its layered mystery and sharp character dynamics, *Dr. Munshir Diary* delivers a gripping tale where trust is a weapon and the past refuses to stay buried.