Reason, Debate and a Story)[2] is a 1974 Bengali film directed by auteur of Indian cinema Ritwik Ghatak.

However, he manages to keep a fan which he sells to buy country liquor to start his unusual and abstract journey.

He received them and Ustad and Jaggannath had frequent arguments creating a contrast between Vedic and Folk perspectives after Nilkantha met his wife.

He went into a forest where he met Naxalites, with whom he discussed Marxist history and he described them as the "cream of Bengal" misguided, successful and unsuccessful at the same time.

Bagchi, after taking a bullet dies, saying "Do you remember Madan the weaver he used to say will I buy raw stock from the bourgeoisie?

[9] Ghatak himself explained, "In it [Jukti Takko Aar Gappo] the political backdrop of West Bengal from 1971 to 1972 as I saw it has been portrayed.

[10] Ghatak, both in real life and in this film, tried to find some meaning for the political and cultural turmoil overtaking his country.