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Gobhir Joler Maach Review: Twisted Mystery Will Give You the Ick

Gobhir Joler Maach tries its best to be twisty but man is it problematic in so many ways.

Indu 2 Review: Another Thrilling Season for Ishaa Saha

Indu 2 Review: The series does a brilliant job of holding on to the audience's attention although it fails to answer some of our questions in lieu of a cliffhanger!

Karagar Part 2 Review: Underwhelming Follow-Up Disappoints

Karagar Part 2 is an underwhelming sequel to an excellent first part that leaves you extremely disappointed.

Hostel Days (2022) Review: Nostalgia is a Hell of a Drug

Hostel Days is a watchable show that never goes too deep into the storytelling. However, nostalgia is a hell of a drug!

Hello Remember Me Review: Silliness in the Name of a Thriller

Hello Remember Me is a sad excuse of a thriller and gives away the mystery within the first few minutes of its runtime.

Bodhon (2022) Review: A Stale Tale of a Heartbreaking Incident

Bodhon feels like a repetition of a story seen before and ends on a rather annoying note.

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