Mohomaya Web Series Review: Interesting Or Boring?

Mohomaya (2021) Cast:

Ananya Chatterjee, Swastika Mukherjee, Bipul Patra, Sujan Mukherjee, Sagnik, Ankit Majumder, Suhotra Mukhopadhyay

Director: Kamaleshwar Mukherjee

Story: Sahana Dutta

Music: Amit-Ishan

Release Date:

The web series was released on 26^th March 2021 on Hoichoi.

Mohomaya (2021) Bengali Web Series Review: Story & Performances

Are you in love with Hoichoi’s list of nonstop blockbuster series? Well, this seems quite common today among movie and web series lovers. For quite a long time they have been delivering content that keeps the audience engaged on this platform.

Their latest release Mohomaya seemed a bit different from the previous content. The psychological thriller certainly has its highs and lows like every other series.

The story of Mohomaya revolves around Rishi(Bipul Patra) who lost her mother Maaya(Ananya Chatterjee) in childhood. His mother’s absence left a blank space in his life and made him mentally unbalanced.

His horrifying past still haunts him. His childhood friend’s mother Runa’s(Swastika Mukherjee) appearance has brought a smile to his face. He takes her as his mother and does everything to get close to her and stay with her.

Many loopholes are there in the story that may sometimes leave you wondering about the scene’s inclusion in the series.

The story was mainly told from the viewpoint of the psychologically stressed character Rishi. More than the grown-up Rishi, we quite liked the kid who portrayed his childhood character.

Composer duo Amit-Ishan’s music also failed to create the magic they did in Dracula Sir, or Charitraheen 3.

Director Kamaleswar Mukherjee is best known for his movies like Chander Pahar, Amazon Obhijaan Meghe Dhaka Tara, etc. His effort in Mohomaya somehow succeeded in bringing the best from two genius actresses of the Tollywood Industry.

It was mainly Ananya Chatterjee whose Maaya character & Swastika Mukherjee’s Runa character have given the Mohomaya web series a reason to invest your precious time.

Except for the top-notch performances from Ananya Chatterjee & Swastika Mukherjee, there were hardly any elements that will make you fall for this series.