Review: Guha Manab is actually ancient. The narrative is agonisingly slow, refusing to specialize in the rest however the ‘caveman’ in question — Batakrishna. Some characters, like this unsafe man (Debanjan Nag), appear to leap out of obscurity and so disappear into oblivion. Of course, the commissioned military officer is aware of them by name. He is aware of everybody. And yes, everything. He even is aware of that a depressed, in straitened circumstances man is rolling a couple of cyanide capsule in his mouth. No, please don’t raise that. Even i do know cyanide capsules aren't oversubscribed over the counter. Let’s assume an addict gave it to him as a present, and travel. The Batakrishna robs the poor guy of the capsule (his solely quality, in his own words), and that i extremely don’t know… throws it into the ocean within the finish i suppose. Otherwise, why would a person attending to kill himself go all the thanks to a beach to bite into a cyanide capsule? will a level-headed man like him actually nurse a mammoth delusion that he can notice his dead partner (Pallavi) there — within the ‘godhuli’ zone?