Tiki Taka is a comedy Bengali film released 11 september in ZEE 5. It is a kind of movie where Director Parambrata Chattopadhyay showcased football love of Bengali and the same time their Hospitality.

It’s a story that focuses on the emotions that drive club football in Kolkata and how a smart taxi driver utilizes the system to save his ‘brother’ Khelechi from the clutches of a drug lord. And in doing that, the film is bang on. All Raju does is spread a rumor through struggling trainee journalist Bonny (Ritabhari Chakraborty) that Khelechi — a penniless Senegalese national trapped in India — is a top-notch footballer who has come to Kolkata to play in a club. Ritabhari Chakraborty and Parambrata Chattopadhyay have not left a single stone unturned in mesmerising the audience.The rest is done by the football lovers of the city. They lap up the news and turn Khelechi — a pun of a name that every Bengali can relate to — into an overnight sensation. Though no one has ever heard of him before, no one even tries to question his skills or cross-check the resume created by Raju. The result is a one-match wonder and a name the Kolkata football circuit refuses to forget.

Tiki Taka s a nice watch. It boasts of some decent performances. While Parambrata and Emona rule the screen with their chemistry, Ritabhari also delivers her role quite nicely. The rest of the cast, however, have too short a screen presence for us to judge their performances. Even then, Kharaj Mukherjee, Param Bandopadhyay and Saswata Chatterjee and his assistant Kanchan Mallick add to the few funny moments in the film. This film is undoubtedly worth to watch.