Eshna Bhattacharya
Times Of India
Most Divergent Takes
- Bohurupi: The Golden Daku (2026)7.0 vs TRM 5.9+1.1
- Beporoya (2026)4.0 vs TRM 4.9-0.9
- Chobiwala (2026)4.0 vs TRM 4.9-0.9
- Keu Bole Biplobi, Keu Bole Dakat (2026)6.0 vs TRM 6.7-0.7
- Pinjar (2026)6.0 vs TRM 5.7+0.3
Keu Bole Biplobi, Keu Bole Dakat
2026 · Times Of India
A well-mounted, sincere tribute to the freedom movement in Bengal
Beporoya
2026 · Times Of India
What it delivers, though, is a patchwork of tones and borrowed influences that never quite settle into a story of its own. Taken as a whole, Beporoya is a weaker film than its premise promised, not for lack of a clear starting idea, but because that idea gets buried under derivative tonal choices, thin writing, and lead performances that don't consistently hold the screen.
Bohurupi: The Golden Daku
2026 · Times Of India
Bohurupi: The Golden Daku mostly meets the challenge. It sustains a lively game of pursuit and wraps it in family drama, humour and a surprising amount of social observation. If you are looking for a festive outing the whole family can enjoy, Bohurupi: The Golden Daku is an easy recommendation.
Pinjar
2026 · Times Of India
A powerful exploration of invisible prisons that shape ordinary lives. Pinjar traces five interwoven lives across Bengal – each marked by a different kind of confinement.
Chobiwala
2026 · Times Of India
Rahul Banerjee shines in this otherwise lacklustre drama.