This story starts with Rohini and Tintin. While at college in Darjeeling, far behind in his studies, he falls in love with topper Rohini. Feluda Tintin and Topper Rohini finally fall in love but Tintin's mother stands in the way of love. Can Tintin and Rohini finally fulfill their love?
The hero of this story, Krishanu, though freely calls himself Feluda. Because Krishanu aka Tintin is not interested in studies at all. There are cartoon characters in his world, you can understand it when you see Tintin's house. All over the walls are just different types of graffiti and cartoon style. This time, Krishanu went to college and fell in love with class topper, beautiful and intelligent girl Rohini. There is no suspense in the hero-heroine from when they meet to when they develop friendship. But the real struggle of Tintin Rohini's life began after falling in love.
Son of Kalighat, Kolkata, Tintin father Gobalu Chattopadhyay (Kharaj Mukherjee) mother highly educated Pubali (Anjana Bose). She left her old lover and married Gobalu Chattopadhyay of Kalighat. From Mohun Bagan East Bengal to Shrimp English they have nothing in common. On the other hand T. Asim (Kamaleshwar Mukhopadhyay), the senior officer of the estate, his wife Semanti (June Mallya) and their only daughter Rohini. At the end of the college day, Rohini and Krishanu will be fixed and they will settle this family talk.
Rohini's bonding mother with more of a father is quite a rash man busy with work. Vyas comes to meet Krishanu's parents at the request of his daughter. Anjana Bose, the hero's mother, is sitting bent over at this wedding. But how did Rohini finally win the heart of Krishanu's mother and Asim i.e. Krishanu won the heart of Rohini's father, you have to watch the movie but there is a big twist in this whole story.
From the beginning, this film seems to be a funny, sweet love story. From love in college to singing, dancing, romance, full of emotions. Dev in Tintin's look is impeccable. Hair style and glasses will attract extra attention. In this film, Dev-Rukmini's off-screen romance reflects the on-screen romance. But it is Kharaj Mukherjee who has taken the burden of entertaining the audience throughout the movie. Every dialogue he utters will almost make the audience clap in the hall. Anjana Basu and Kamleshwar Mukhopadhyay's acting is also excellent. But June Malia had nothing special to do. It would have been nice to see a little more of the character. But the whole film has a flashback story of the eighties. Therein lies the real twist. Viewers will see a different Ruknini in retro look, Ruknini's movement, speaking style. There are four songs in the film, there are songs of all kinds of moods. Already the song "Toke Tui Balbo Na Tui" is a hit. But the story of Kishmish is hidden in the Arijit-Singh song "Finally in Love". Nilayan Chatterjee has done a good job as the composer in the first film.