Following its success, Ghosh came to be known as the "Heir to Satyajit Ray" as he derived from Ray's style "a subtler way of telling complex problems that plugged Bengali society" in [almost] all his films. Noted socialist  hailed Unishe April to be a pertinent example of the fact that "good family relations grow from negotiation and discussion".
Following its success, Ghosh was recognized as a continuation of Satyajit Ray's legacy by adopting similar techniques to explore intricate social themes in his work. A prominent socialist emphasized that Unishe April exemplifies the idea that "stable familial bonds develop from communication and discussion."