Samidh Bhattacharyya

A hidden gem. An intriguing story told in a unique way.

A good one time watch. Brings out the issue of female infanticide with all its horros without being so overbearing as to put-off the average viewer. The movie has all the glamourous cinematography of a mainstream Bollywood flick without being too overwhelming or tacky. Ranveer and Boman Irani were excellent alongside other steady performances. All in all, definitely worth a 4star rating.

A nice tribute to a genius of a man, executed expertly. A story told for just over 2 hours that manages to keep viewers engaged despite lacking any of the usual "razzle-dazzle" of commercial movies. In fact, I don't think this movie even has a background score, but if anything that adds to the entire style of storytelling. Jeetu was outstanding, and no one has really underperformed imho. More auch movies will improve the general standard of Bengali movies and that I think is the biggest tribute one can pay the great Satyajit Ray through their work.

I think it's a 9/10 for me. The choice of cast, and their performances, were outstanding. But more than that, what really impressed me was how the movie depicted gay people as perfectly normal individuals while at the same time maintaining them as the protagonists. Also, an extra hat tip since there was an attempt to normalise a lot of stereotypical stigmas even outside of the protagonists being gay- gay police officer, Hindi speaking North-Eastern girl, widows being given importance in an upper case Hindu family and marriage, the concept of 'live-together' etc. Overall, it is an immensely enjoyable movie that drives home some very important lessons without being unnecessarily preachy about them. A MUST WATCH.

A bit slow at times but the last episode was pretty killer!

Beautiful movie, worth the full rating.

This series is so bad, that I honestly think it is an insult to the bravehearts and martyrs of 26/11 who risked, and at times, gave up their lives to protect innocent ones during the terrorist attacks. The fact that something as horrific as a terrorist attack can be trivialized- where doctors are taking on terrorists with minimal protection, hospital and hotel staff defying police orders because they feel 'morally' responsible, police and doctors infighting over treating the wounded, and countless such bizarre depictions, literally make this show not worthy than a 1 star, and that too because of some decent acting performances.

One of the best sports documentaries