'Nobel Chor'

After winning accolades at film festivals, the Kolkatans are finally getting a chance to watch 'Nobel Chor'.

Suman Ghosh has again proved that he is a director worth reckoning.

The film delights, provokes and makes us think.

Fantastic performances by an amazing ensemble cast..... kudos!

Best Celeb Couple: Rahul-Priyanka

Rahul and Priyanka look good together,
both on-screen and off-screen.
Here's wishing this power couple all the best.



Many thought that theirs was just a crush that would fizzle out.
But I am glad that it was not to be.
They got married, and are a happily married couple.
May they always be happy together.

'Royal Bengal Rahasya'

The latest Feluda flick, 'Royal Bengal Rahasya' rocks!!!

It is better than many other films of Sandip Ray in the same series.

The story, one of the very best, offered much to explore cinematically.
Sandip Ray has surely tried his level best to live up to the expectations of the avid readers of the novel, penned by Late Satyajit Ray.

The cast and crew demands a big applause, indeed. Kudos!

'Aparajita Tumi'

'Goraay Gondogol'

From director Aniket Chattopadhyay, comes this laugh riot......

From Small to Big Screen

A bunch of television stars are making or are about to make a splash on the big screen. Here's a quick look at some of the most promising ones from the lot. Some are fresher than the others though.

Gaurav Chakraborty

Indrasish Roy

Ritabhari Chakraborty

Indrasish Roy

Rudranil Ghosh

Ranojoy Bishnu

Ranojoy and Riju

Ranojoy and Rohit

Ranojoy and Gaurav

Gaurav and Ajun Chakraborty

'Bedroom'

'Bedroom' is director Mainak Bhaumik's second feature film.
Mainak is young, talented, impressionable. But his film leaves one with mixed feelings.
Mainak's earlier film, 'Aamra', had lifted heavily from 'Sidewalks of New York', and had to thus face the ire of critics. But it was a much better film compared to this one. Here, he plays safe and fails miserably.The impressive cast is failed by the limp direction.


The cast includes Aabir Chatterjee, Paoli Dam, Rudranil Ghosh, Ushasie Chakraborty, Biplab Dasgupta, Parno Mitra, Rahul, Pallabi, Anubrata, Vikram, and Tanushree.

A sense of deja vu permeates the stories involving all the three friends, and their romantic interests.

A smattering of topical, urbanite stuff, especially the contemporary sexual behaviour and trends, make us chuckle and smile. Sadly, it is all that the script succeeds in doing.

Some bits are unconvincing, and some are even incredulous.
The characters and situations never fully come to life.

Redeeming factor: the music scored by Rupam and Allan, their songs punctuate ably.