Shyam Singha Roy follows the story of an aspiring filmmaker charged with plagiarism who has visions of his previous birth. The story might not seem very novel considering it tackles the concept of reincarnation which has been done to death with. But within that space the story is presented in a fresh and novel way. Firstly, this is in the commercial space so there are bound to be certain sequences(especially the fight sequences) which are over the top. But the writers here have made an effort in writing a screenplay that attempts to be believable. And this is a multi genre setup like we have been privy to in our past. While this starts of as a comedy with elements of romance integrated which makes for a nice and breezy watch, the main conflict begins 40 minutes into the film. And this is where the film takes the route of reincarnation. Once the setup has changed, the drama holds more weightage. There are several social issues which are addressed and handled pretty well. Certain mythological references made through a few dance sequences are impressive. The love angle in the second hour also works pretty well. The twists and turns in the second half are predictable but they will keep you engaged throughout. What I really liked here was how the writing ties up all the loose ends at the end. So this is quite a well written screenplay which is entertaining throughout.