Tag: Rishav Basu

Kumudini Bhavan Review: Ushasi Ray, Ambarish Bhattacharya Series is Mostly Entertaining

Kumudini Bhavan Review: This murder-mystery is a fun and easy-breezy watch, but only if you don't go too deep into its issues.

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?

Srikanto Review: Rishav Basu, Sohini Sarkar Series is Unbelievably Silly

Srikanto fails to make any sort of impression, other than the bad ones.

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Carrie (2026), the Prime Video series is set to release on October 7. This series adapted from Stephen King's novel, Carrie, gives a modern touch of social media to the existing story.

HBO Drama Series The Wire Was Never About a “Great Man”: It Was About the Systems That Keep Going 

HBO Drama Series The Wire which aired from 2002-2008 feels terrifyingly modern even today. The series never gave us a "good person narrative" which we rather accustomed to but a picture of the society.