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Laboratory

Hoichoi�s original film Laboratory which is based on a story by Rabindranath Tagore was released on the birthday of the Bard. We give you a few reasons to watch this film if you haven�t watched it as yet.

Excellent acting by the cast

Kaushik Sen, Darshana Banik, Anirban Bhattacharya, Nandini Ghoshal breathe life into the characters that they have been assigned to. Kaushik Sen as Nandakishore Mallik plays the character with elan. Nandini Ghoshal as Sohini is also apt. Darshana as Neela looks beautiful in the sari and jewelry. Anirban as Rebati continues to mesmerize the audience with his strong performance.

Great direction

Director Soumik Chattopadhyay leaves no stone unturned to present before the audience the world of Tagore. From the clothes to the props to the style of talking, he ensures that the characters look like they are similar to the ones created by Tagore. There is an old world charm to the presentation which is eye catchy.

Great story selection

The story selection has been done aptly. There are many stories that the Bard has written in his lifetime. But Hoichoi coming up with this story for their first original film is a good idea indeed. The unexpected ending of the story is what will suit the tastes of many in the audience who have a penchant for a dramatic ending.

All said and done, Laboratory is a must watch Hoichoi original film. What better way to pay tribute to the Bard than by making a film on his work!!

What happens when a certain bohemian Amit (Jisshu) returns to Kolkata after a corporate stint in Mumbai only to come face to face with his childhood friend Labanya (Koel) whom he avoided all these years?

One of the most well-made Bengali rom-coms in recent times, Ghare & Baire has no resemblance to Tagore�s classic Noshtoneer that was later adapted by Ray for Charulata, the film. It�s a romantic comedy without over-the-top comic situations. The film manages to be quite fascinating, proving to be commercially viable cinema with good content that appeals to the �self-proclaimed thinking man� and draws Kolkata�s non-Bengali communities to a packed south Kolkata multiplex on the opening weekend.

Whether riding on the success of his last film or because of a fit to the T cast, director Mainak Bhaumik is able to create the right kind of buzz before the film�s release. But once the film starts, it�s nostalgia for the 90s kids, it�s every mother�s strife to make her daughter see sense, it�s parar friendship-turned-lifelong promises, it�s the memories of your first brush with bangla band music, it�s Amit and Labanya�s timeless love fraught with fights and a lot more such heart-tugging reminiscences.

Two entertaining hours that take you down memory lane, rekindle the passions of a �bohemian bangali� in you, helps you reflect upon your undesirous corporate identity and makes you fall badly in love with Kolkata like you do even after an initial heartbreak. And what lends character to such a story are the lead pair of Koel and Jisshu, their friends Aparajita and Biswanath, their parents � some of the well-known faces of Bengali TV today, and a special mention of Sam (Joy) � the quintessential NRI, Mr Goody-Two-Shoes and of course, too good to be true. But what the script masters is the projection of Joy as the really genuine guy. He�s not the hero but neither does he bring out the NRI-bashing sentiment in you. He is as much a �bhodrolok� as your regular Bengali friend, even if separated by boundaries. Joy is a joy to watch.

Jisshu lives up to his recent history of good performances. He is Amit � breathes bangla music, undecided about life and settling down, runs a corporate show in Mumbai for money to fulfil his dreams but no one can take Kolkata out of him. Koel plays a tomboy, as much as a young and beautiful Bengali girl can be, casual yet appealing in sight. She portrays the firebrand bongo nari with zest, waits for her �spineless� friend to propose and marries for love. She effortlessly changes persona during her interactions with Jisshu and Joy, never overdoing it. As the story unfolds, Mainak manages to touch upon the north Kolkata-south Kolkata divide beautifully and without offending sentiments.

There are no hilarious scenes but not forced comedy as well. Even with the introductions of characters like the two detectives in the film. Whatever you get, you savour it because it appeals to you in a subtle and feel-good manner. The music is good, the songs shot well. This one is a good family watch. 

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A middle-class Bengali family�s youngest son Raja (Bonny Sengupta) is of no use. Flunking exams and naturally unemployed, he usually receives an earful from friends and relatives. Who and what urges him to change? Does he change?

Raja Rani Raji could have been a rom-com, taken you on a joyride of laughter and made the script twist and turn like your stomach does from laughing hard. But watching it will not guarantee such an experience. Two youngsters � Bonny Sengupta and Rittika Sen � are wasted in a half-baked attempt to make them romance each other even when the script is heavily tilted towards the hero and his silly-but-not-funny antics.

Rittika�s character is in fact the weakest link in the entire story. She is projected as a beautiful young girl who giggles while giving exams, is always undecided about being strict with Bonny, apologises to him without rhyme or reason and manages to get a job while stalking the hero. She looks pretty like a doll and lacks life and expressions.

Bonny plays the good-for-nothing with so much ease that you keep looking for the heroic entry throughout the film. And you get that too with Yash doing the needful in a guest appearance. But what keeps the actors from making an impression is the �mindless commercial film script� that is a detriment to the success of this genre of films. As much as these commercial films are seen as money-minting productions, an empty south Kolkata single screen on the opening day of the film suggests otherwise.


So, Yash�s entry is wasted too. No whistles, no claps and no tickets sold. And for a romantic comedy, it has too many sub plots and diversions through different characters introduced at different points in the film. There�s hardly any romantic scene between the lead pair. Only some breaking into songs at inappropriate moments. Considering that�s the hit formula, one would have expected better cinematography and lyrics worth humming.

What is really funny is the characters live in plush multi-storeyed apartments, all the while talking about salaries ranging from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000!

mandobasar galpo

SYNOPSISMandobasar Galpo is a Romantic Musical  Thriller where the main protagonist Ahana Sen (played by Paoli Dam) is a cerebral filmmaker of national reputes but is a loner in reality after losing her fiancé Ritwick Basu (played by Kaushik Sen) few days before their wedding. Ritwik's sudden demise, left Ahana deserted, lonely and totally dejected with all the positive facets of life.

    Dr. Sayantan Chowdhury, a renowned psychiatrist (played by Parambrata Chatterjee) treated her, helped her come out of the melancholia and had been instrumental in making Ahana a successful filmmaker. But all the feature films, directed by Ahana depicted the darker shades of human nature and essentially always resulted in a climax, which always felt her audiences sad & gloomy. In short, her personal crisis was gradually making a vast impact in her creativity.

    Things changed drastically, when Ahana met Rick Ray, (played by Indrasish Roy), a budding musician in an audition and she gave him the lead character in her new movie. Ahana's behaviour started undergoing a gradual change for better with ongoing time. She also started getting attracted to Rick. Why? None knew about that.

    Ahana also started feeling jealous of Oidrilla (played by Ritu Rai), the heroine of her movie due to her excessive interest towards Rick. This triangular relationship started affecting the film adversely. The Producer of the movie Anurag Bhattacharya and the PR personnel Mallika couldn't handle the situation as Ahana seemed very stubborn and adamant in all her decisions. Why? None knew about that.

    Sreeparna (played by Dipanwita), the chief assistant director of Ahana and her journalist boyfriend Abhirup Dutta (played by Anindya Chatterjee) also started to take keen interest in this uncanny love story between Ahana & Rick, as there was something unusual about it. This is when the plot unfolds.

    The story is about the various facets of human emotion and how the characters deal with them. 

projapoti biskut

Story: Young couple Antor and Shaon go through a marital crisis after they fail to parent a child even a couple of years after marriage. Fate, however, has different plans for them.


Review: Marriage is an institution that has always stood on shaky ground. Whether the participants can withstand the tremors is what decides its fate. And in today�s world, when patience runs low and stress and irritability, high, even the slightest tremor can cause a rift. In such a scenario, Projapoti Biskut is a simple, endearing tale of a young married couple who haven�t really fallen in love yet. There�s hesitation, harmless secrets and even mild discomfort between them, though theirs is a marriage of more than two years. While Shaon (Ishaa) manages to express her inner boredom and suppression quite admirably in the initial scenes, Antor (Aditya), too, is really good as an unsure, timid, introvert young man, who�s still not totally in sync with his marriage or his wife.

But in keeping the story really simple, Anindya has maybe missed one basic ingredient � creating a tale that truly connects with today�s youth. The young characters are a bit too subdued � almost meek and submissive � while the older lot (Aparjita, Shantilal, Sonali, Rajatava and Rajat) are aggressive and outspoken. But that doesn�t take much away from the beauty of the story itself, though it could mean a weaker draw for young audiences.

The best thing about the film, apart from the really good music, is the diversity of the characters. Each actor has done complete justice to their roles, creating everyday individuals as different as the seven colours of a rainbow. Among these, the two that really stand out are Aparajita and Shantilal, who play Shaon�s parents. Shantilal, especially, seems to fill up your mental space with his mistimed guffaws and comments. And how!

The other highlight is the subtle comedy, which keeps you smiling, and at times, laughing aloud, almost throughout the film. That also makes Projapoti Biskut a happy tale � something each of us loves to watch. And the way Antor and Shaon�s story ends makes it even more of an endearing watch. It also reaffirms society�s faith in an institution that seems to be standing on shaky ground.

Go and watch this lovely, loving tale of love. It�s nothing spectacular, but so isn�t life.

Mandobasar Galpo

SYNOPSIS

Mandobasar Galpo is a Romantic Musical Thriller where the main protagonist Ahana Sen (played by Paoli Dam) is a cerebral film maker of national reputes but is a loner in reality after losing her fianc Ritwick Basu (played by Kaushik Sen) few days before their wedding. Ritwik's sudden demise, left Ahana deserted, lonely and totally dejected with all the positive facets of life.

Dr. Sayantan Chowdhury, a renowned psychiatrist (played by Parambrata Chatterjee) treated her, helped her come out of the melancholia and had been instrumental in making Ahana a successful film maker. But all the feature films, directed by Ahana depicted the darker shades of human nature and essentially always resulted in a climax, which always felt her audiences sad & gloomy. In short, her personal crisis was gradually making a vast impact in her creativity.

Things changed drastically, when Ahana met Rick Ray, (played by Indrasish Roy), a budding musician in an audition and she gave him the lead character in her new movie. Ahana's behaviour started undergoing a gradual change for better with ongoing time. She also started getting attracted to Rick. Why? None knew about that.

Ahana also started feeling jealous of Oidrilla (played by Ritu Rai), the heroine of her movie due to her excessive interest towards Rick. This triangular relationship started effecting the film adversely. The Producer of the movie Anurag Bhattacharya and the PR personnel Mallika couldn't handle the situation as Ahana seemed very stubborn and adamant in all her decisions. Why? None knew about that.


Sreeparna (played by Dipanwita), the chief assistant director of Ahana and her journalist boyfriend Abhirup Dutta (played by Anindya Chatterjee) also started to take keen interest in this uncanny love story between Ahana & Rick, as there was something unusual about it. This is when the plot unfolds.

The story is about the various facets of human emotion and how the characters deal with them.

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A well-shot film with befitting musical score, one can give it a dekko for its fresh approach
No, she�s not the �bad teacher� a la Cameron Diaz in the Hollywood comedy of the same name. We see Nayanika (Rituparna Sengupta) as a loving and giving wife, who does everything in her capacity to support her husband, Sukalyan (Shilajit Majumder). A script-writer and an aspiring filmmaker, Sukalyan too loves his wife and is dependent on her.

Time goes by and Nayanika realizes that her personal life is in a shambles. A creative person that he is, Sukalyan is often lost in his own world, neglecting Nayanika and her needs.

Enter Arko (Rajdeep), one of Nayanika�s students, seeking tuition from her. Hailing from a dysfunctional family, Arko is a loner and often bullied by his classmates. Nayanika tries her level best to groom him but gets entangled in an affair with Arko instead. The plot takes a turn from there.

There�s nothing new in students falling in love with their teachers. For years, the topic has fascinated filmmakers all over. Closer home, in Raj Kapoor�s Mera Naam Joker, we�ve seen Rishi Kapoor nursing a crush on his teacher Simi Garewal. Likewise, Arko too finds his ideal woman in Nayanika.

The film is fairly okay as far as its conceptualization and execution are concerned. Unfortunately, it falls short when it comes to handling the student-teacher relationship. Rajdeep looks his part as a shy teenager, who adores his teacher and despises his mom�s promiscuousness. At the same time, he can�t ignore his raging hormones either.

Rituparna does a good job � both as a wife and a teacher. There are several layers to her character. She is strong in her own ways but breaks down completely when Sukalyan leaves her for Ronita (Monami Ghosh), an actress and also his associate. The glitch, however, shows in her chemistry with Rajdeep, which comes across as a bit ostentatious. For instance, the shower sequence, which has an uncanny resemblance to a scene from Stephen Daldry�s The Reader, fails to elicit the required spark. Even her lovemaking act with Rajdeep seems over the top.

As for other performances, Dolon Roy as Arko�s mother is impressive in a bitter-sweet manner, while Ratna Ghoshal is simply brilliant as her ever-cribbing mother-in-law.

Shilajit as Sukalyan turns out to be a natural on screen. His transformation from an enthusiastic script-writer to a successful filmmaker is noteworthy.

Monami, who plays the catty and dominating actress Ronita, is striking in her negative avatar. Sreela Majumdar as Rituparna�s advocate friend, philosopher, and guide is inspiring.

A well-shot film with befitting musical score by composer Raja Narayan Deb, one can give it a dekko for its fresh approach.

Jomer Raja Dilo Bor

If we overlook the small inconsistencies of the film and enjoy the full-on entertainment, Jomer Raja Dilo Bor is surely going to give you an evening to remember. Do watch it!

Hardcore feminist Ria (Paayel), who believes men are soul-less, is pushed by her mother (Laboni) and sister (Anisha) into marrying the ideal man, Deb Das (Abir). But tragedy strikes on their first night together, and plants the seed of Ria�s transformation.

Jomer Raja Dilo Bor is funny and entertaining, but leaves some questions unanswered. For one, shouldn�t the title have been Jomraj Dilo Bor or Jomloker Raja Dilo Bor? Then there are Ria�s multiple journeys into Yamlok. Does the tryst with tragedy on her wedding night shock her into insanity and make her hallucinate things, or is everything happening for real?

Then again, the film has its high points. The top one would be the wedding night scene, in which Deb fails to get into the mood despite repeated attempts, thanks to a medicine Ria mixes in his glass of milk. Second on the list would be the scene when Deb comes to Ria�s home as a suitor. Abir�s expressions and body language are just bang on.

But the best part about the film is Paayel as Ria. Her evolution, as she sheds the skin of the hardcore feminist and turns into a balanced woman � someone who respects men, falls in and out of love, nurses desires and dares to fulfill her dreams. And in all this, her bestie (Debleena), bosses (Arindam and Indrasish) and, of course, her husband Deb help mould her opinions and personality in quite a natural and logical way.

All the actors, including Paayel and Abir, have done justice to their roles. Abir is fantastic as the fumbling, ill-at-ease suitor and as a man who discovers that he has an erectile dysfunction on his wedding night. The only exception is, perhaps, the character of Chitragupta (Arunava Dutta), who feels too robotic. Either the director wanted him to play a bionic being, or there was some gross misinterpretation of the character.

As for the storyline, some elements seem a bit off kilter. Deb�s soul can�t touch or hold persons (including Ria) or things, but he is seen reading books, lying down on sofas, arranging stuff around the typewriter, hiding proof against Ria, holding a walking stick, et al. Then again, he says he�s trapped inside the four walls of their home, and yet goes on a honeymoon with Ria to a hill station.

Anupam Roy�s music is quite good, with the songs Ei shono, Kemon bor je chaicho and the title track being pretty good. Even the background score is unexceptional, but not jarring either. In a nutshell, if we overlook the small inconsistencies and enjoy the full-on entertainment, Jomer Raja Dilo Bor is surely going to give you an evening to remember.

�Bigg Boss 10� contestant and Bhojpuri actress Monalisa has set the internet on fire as she sizzles as Jhuma Boudi in the second season of Bengali web-series Dupur Thakur. Monalisa has kept sharing sneak peaks of her pictures and videos from the sets ever since she has joined the web-series. In the latest promo, Jhuma visits her tailor, where he takes her measurements and what follows next is hilarious and is enough to make her fans go crazy.�Dupur Thakur� is directed by Ayan Chakraborti and Debaloy Bhattacharya. Monalisa became a household name with her stint in �Bigg Boss 10�. Inside the house, she got married to Bhojpuri actor Vikrant Singh Rajpoot and the wedding was aired on national television.

For those don�t know, Monalisa is famous in the Bhojpuri film industry. She is also one of the highest paid actresses. She made her debut in a film titled Bhole Shankar in 2008 and has worked in a number of films since then.

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