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Bohurupi: The Golden Daku poster

Bohurupi: The Golden Daku

Thu, 15 Oct · Nandita Roy, Shiboprosad Mukherjee

3.5 · Recommended 13 critics

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Emperor vs Sarat Chandra poster

Emperor vs Sarat Chandra

Thu, 15 Oct · Srijit Mukherji

3.3 · Worth a Watch 15 critics

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The Eken: Kerala-e-Kurukshetra poster

The Eken: Kerala-e-Kurukshetra

Thu, 15 Oct · Joydeep Mukherjee

3.3 · Worth a Watch 12 critics

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DeSu7 poster

DeSu7

Fri, 16 Oct · Dev

2.4 · Below Average 12 critics

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3.5 out of 5, 7 out of 10, four stars. We convert them all to a single 0 to 5 score and average them. Every critic counts the same. We link every original review.

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3 to 3.49 Worth a Watch
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  • 3.5/5

    Khoka 420 by Amalendu Thakur · Amalendu Thakur (blog) · 2 Feb 2015

    “Thakur says the film shows how far Bengali cinema has grown, credits the makers for adding flesh to its Telugu inspiration, and singles out the catchy songs as a highlight.”

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  • 3.0/5

    Khoka 420 by Anurima Das · Nowrunning · 14 Jun 2013

    “Das calls it a perfect family entertainment package filled with action, romance and drama, and a definite good watch for Dev fans.”

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  • 3.0/5

    Just Another Love Story by Outlook India · 20 Dec 2010

    “Outlook calls it a welcome whiff of fresh air for mainstream Bengali cinema, carried by Rituparno Ghosh's brilliant acting and sensitive supporting work, though the screenplay struggles to hold its several stories together.”

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  • 3.5/5

    Jyeshthoputro by Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri · Film Companion · 26 Apr 2019

    “Ray Chaudhuri finds the brothers' drama strong but says the film falls just short of greatness because its two narrative strands never join into one cohesive whole.”

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  • 4.0/5

    Titli by Anu Warrier · Conversations Over Chai · 15 Dec 2012

    “Warrier calls it a quiet, sensitive, understated film with gentle humour, and praises Konkona Sen Sharma's vulnerable Titli and the mother-daughter relationship at its heart.”

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  • 4.5/5

    Jyeshthoputro by Shoma A. Chatterji · The Statesman · 27 Apr 2019

    “Chatterji calls Kaushik Ganguly's drama engrossing from start to finish and surely one of his most accomplished films, praising its restrained brilliance.”

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  • 3.5/5

    Noukadubi by Anna M. M. Vetticad · Anna Vetticad Goes to the Movies · 21 May 2011

    “Reviewing the Hindi version Kashmakash, Vetticad calls it an old-world tale that makes you long for a languorous life, about two strong women and the supportive men around them, and she wants more like it.”

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  • 3.5/5

    Dosar by Malavika Vettath · Nowrunning · 15 May 2006

    “Vettath calls Dosar a poignant film that takes a different approach to the much-explored subject of infidelity, and rates it worth watching.”

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