Sutliyan: Rishton Ki Ek Anokhi Bunai - A Heart-warming Family Reunion

Plot

Supriya, along with her three children, returns to her parents' house in Bhopal a week before Diwali, after her husband’s death due to Covid. The family brings with them some unresolved conflicts, guilt, and present concerns. It revolves around family members' intricate relationships as they try to overcome their problems and rediscover family love and togetherness.

Acting

Ayesha Raza as the family matriarch is impressive in her portrayal of mental anguish. Shiv Panditt, Plabita Borthakur, and Vivaan Shah deliver commendable performances as Supriya's children. Disha Arora as Rajan’s wife adds an extra dimension to the story with her bubbly portrayal.

Cinematography

The cinematography reflects the simple yet beautiful essence of the Indian heartland, with its unassuming beauty. With the vibrant colors of Diwali in the backdrop, Sutliyan immerses you into the world of the Bhopali family.

Direction

The director duo of Sudeep Nigam and Abhishek Chatterjee has done a fantastic job of taking a simple story and turning it into an emotional journey of self-discovery and unity for the family members.

Writing

Sudeep Nigam and Abhishek Chatterjee deliver simple yet profound writing that touches your heart and conveys the importance of family values. The way they have interwoven the stories of every character and brought out raw emotions in subtle ways is commendable.

Overall Verdict

Small Town Film’s 'Sutliyan: Rishton Ki Ek Anokhi Bunai' is a heart-warming family reunion that captures the essence of Indian family values and relationships. The eight-episode series has a simple yet profound writing that will make you laugh, cry, and feel every emotion in between. With great performances by the cast, the series makes for an endearing watch. Highly recommended for those who understand the importance of family and relationships in their life.