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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.

Murder by the Sea (2022) Review: Anjan Dutta, Ananya Chakraborty Deliver Punches

Murder by the Sea ends on a high, but the path leading to it is rather slow and dragged out.

Sampurna (2022) Review: Sohini Sarkar, Rajnandini Paul Series is Gripping

Hoichoi's Sampurna is a gripping look into a typical Bengali household where two women stand up to put an end to a horrible injustice.

Kaiser Review: Afran Nisho Series is Too Slow

Kaiser is a slow, bland watch that takes too long to get to the point.

Feludar Goyendagiri: Darjeeling Jawmjawmat Review: No Thrills For This Thriller

Feludar Goyendagiri: Darjeeling Jawmjawmat Review:: The series is a rather disappointing watch and would've done well as a movie.

Refugee (2022) Review: Hoichoi Series is Desperately Lukewarm

Hoichoi's Refugee is a lukewarm show, one that misses the mark in more ways than one.

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