Bengali Film

Kedara movie review: Kaushik Ganguly is superlative in Indraadip Dasgupta’s perfectly executed debut film

In his debut feature film Kedara (The Armchair), Indraadip Dasgupta has shown exceptional potential in dealing with a sensitive subject and creating a heart-warming film out of it.

Mitin Mashi movie review: A flawed detective caper that's saved by strong performances and laudable idea

In the film, Mitin Mashi, or Pragyaparamita Mukherjee, is a private detective with her own Kolkata Police approved agency

Parcel movie review: Indrasis Acharya's tale exposes the rot that lies just below a picturesque facade

Despite being a ‘thriller’, Parcel is a slow burn of a film, like its predecessor Pupa

Gumnaami: Subhas Chandra Bose's kin claims Srijit Mukherji's film has no connection with freedom fighter

Chandra Kumar Bose, kin of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose claimed that there is no connection between Netaji and filmmaker Srijit Mukherji's Gumnaami.

Ek Je Chhilo Raja wins National Award: How the Bengali film modernised the intriguing tale of Bhawal Sanyasi

Ek Je Chhilo Raja not only cements the regional industry's deftness in such subjects, but also stands as a wonderful exception to Srijit's quirky, contemporary works, like Baishe Srabon and Hemlock Society.

Shakkhi movie review: A poorly executed film that wastes its promising premise

The execution of Shakkhi is quite disappointing, and at every stage, it turned out to be an uphill task simply to remain invested in it.

Protests against Rong Beronger Kori show religion is low-hanging fruit for all kinds of radicalism

The latest victim of baseless protests by fringe groups is the upcoming Bengali film Rong Beronger Kori (The Many Colours of Money) by director Ranjan Ghosh

Amazon Obhijaan trailer: Dev's film marks monumental feat for Bengali film industry

The trailer of the much awaited Bengali film Amazon Obhijaan starring Bengali star Dev released today and it promises to be the adventure of a lifetime

Doob: No Bed of Roses movie review — This Bengali film starring Irrfan Khan is a must watch

Doob: No Bed of Roses is one of Irrfan Khan's most well performed characters since 2013's The Lunchbox. It is he who makes the film a must-watch

Begum Jaan vs Rajkahini: Vidya Balan's character more feminine, says director Srijit Mukherji

Srijit Mukherji wanted to originally make Begum Jaan as a HIndi, Bengali bilingual with Vidya Balan in the lead.