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Sampurna 2 Review: Sohini Sarkar Fights a Half-Baked Personal Battle

Sampurna 2 Review: This one doesn't have the charms of the first season and in spite of its important subject matter, feels half-baked and rushed.

Mr Kolketa Review: Ritwick Chakraborty Series Arouses No Feelings

Mr Kolketa Review: This feels like like a big wet sock that someone throws at your face and you have no option but to take it.

Mahabharat Murders Part 4 Review: The Final Puzzle

Mahabharat Murders Part 4 is every thriller fan's dream - complete with a whole host of twisted family secrets!

Mahabharat Murders Part 3 Review: Do We Have Duryadhan?

Mahabharat Murders Part 3 is another interesting set of episodes that takes us on a chase to find fictional historical murderers!

Mahabharat Murders Part 2 Review: It Just Gets Better!

Mahabharat Murders part 2 adds to the mystery but doesn't really progress the story otherwise.

Mahabharat Murders Part 1 Review: Priyanka Sarkar, Saswata Chatterjee Might Be in an Interesting Show!

Mahabharat Murders Part 1 does well to create the basis of a strange murder mystery. Will the following episodes deliver as well?

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