Lakadbaggha storyline

Director: Victor Mukherjee Cast: Anshuman Jha, Riddhi Dogra, Paresh Pahuja, Milind Soman Runtime: 128 minutes

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Lakadbaggha story: Arjun Bakshi, an animal lover, becomes a vigilante after his dog goes missing. During his hunt, he comes across an endangered species of Indian black-striped hyena (Lakadbaggha) and learns about an illegal animal trade in Kolkata. Will he be able to reunite with his dog while also helping other animals?

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Lakadbaggha Movie Review : A unique concept that falls short in execution. Sometimes unique concepts can elevate the story to the next level, but Victor Mukherjee’s film falls flat in terms of execution. While the intentions are right and some of the fight sequences are impactful, the storytelling gets simplistic and the technique has an amateurish streak that demands too much suspension of disbelief from the audience. Anybody could make out that the shots of the hyena are a cut-and-paste job.

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