Bengali Movie Review by Aritra Banerjee Bingepods

"Mirza" delivers a compelling cinematic experience with its meticulously crafted mass moments, captivating action sequences, and impressive blend of background music and cinematography. Anchored by stellar performances from Ankush Hazra, Oindrila Sen, Koushik Ganguly, and Rishi Kaushik, the film also shines with its well-timed comedy and punchlines. However, does the long run time hamper the screenplay?



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Pariah, an art house action movie featuring standout performances from Soumya Mukherjee, Vikram Chatterjee, Ambarish Bhattacharya, comes with unique elements like messaging, villain design, and some rare Bangla cinema violence. However there’s a lot more to it that doesn’t really pan out. To find out more, check out our review of the film.



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Unravel a chilling story in Bhootpori, where a unique ghost and a young boy confront societal cages. Powerful performances by Ritwik Chakraborty, Jaya Ahsan, and others deliver social commentary on caste and female empowerment. While subtle humor and horror blend well, does the long runtime of the film add more value, or does the film succumb to the same? Find out in our review.



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Hubba directed by Bratya Basu, starring Mosharraf Karim and Indraneil Sengupta shines with its raw storyline, detailed investigation, and dark humor, drawing parallels between the relentless cop and notorious gangster. Mosharraf Karim, Gambhira Bhattacharya, and Loknath Dey deliver outstanding performances. However, does this film hold itself together with respect to its main conflicts and runtime? Find out in our review, and let us know how YOU liked the film.



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Debaloy Bhattacharya is an honest filmmaker who instead of encashing on the success of Indubala and making another film in the same space, has chosen to experiment with his narrative and deliver something pulpy and different starring Abir Chatterjee. Does it work, though? Do find out in this review by Aritra Banerjee, and let us how YOU liked the film in the comments below.



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Set in the dynamic backdrop of Kolkata in 1965, the narrative centers on the touching relationship between Rahmat, a middle-aged man from Afghanistan, and Mini, a young girl. Directed by Suman Ghosh, the film stars Mithun Chakraborty, Abir Chatterjee, Sohini Sarkar, and Anumegha Kahali in the leading roles.

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