Kishmish

Kishmish movie is completely different from all the other bengali movies, A whole different taste in terms of love,To this day, I have not seen a movie in Bengal with such storytellingI really like it. I Request to all please go & watch this film again and again.

What a performance by all cast and crews the movie has some fresh, unique vibe that was lacking in Bengali movie for so many years..., You properly showed Bengali culture thats most important about the film, Perfect story with great 2D animation And what a bgm ,song ,comedy all will get 100% from my side again blockbuster written by rahool Mukherjee and team, your heart will touch if you watch it you'll cry at the same time you will feel love for your parents and special person if you have.

It's s an emotional as well as entertaining movie.. Everyone will enjoy while watching this movie..dev justifies his superstar image.. Rest of the crew did give a commendable performance..just go and watch it.

Again Dev proved himself with all time blockbuster film kishmish , its name consist of different thinking other than all.., mark my word how much hardwork with smart strategy team has put for it, now result in your hand this movie story is unique, song is just out of the box ,bgm and cinematography is just top notch, bestt acting till date by Khoraj Babu dev and all cast , dev please revive Bengali cenema again like satyajit ray, uttam and soumitra sir.

This is one rare instance where a film with immense potential started going downhill right from the beginning. Rather than giving us a family drama plus love story - all of which went through lackluster dialogues and sluggish pace - the film could have focused on how a "good-for-nothing", lethargic boy grows up to be a man, it could have taken the route of a coming-of-age story where we find out how Tintin grows up to be a successful cartoonist while also exploring his personal life on the side. It could have been a decent version of Wake Up Sid but all we get is a unholy mixture of Hum Tum, Love Aaj Kal, Kal Ho Na Ho, and Main Hoon Na. None of this adds anything consequential to the film. The performances are mostly one note or plain bad, except for Kharaj Mukherjee who hits the ball out of the park in every scene he is in - watch for him in the comic scenes and in one particular father-son moment on the terrace. Other than him, none of the others leave a long-lasting impression. Dev is well being Dev yet again, Rukmini falters in every scene she is in and what was that accent all about?! June Malia, Kamaleshwar Mukherjee are plain one-note. The film has decent cinematography but the animations are cool touches - though largely reminiscent of the Saif-Rani starrer "Hum Tum". The music was just about okay. You may give it a try if you are up for just watching Kharaj Mukherjee in fine form else you may skip this and wait for a long queue of Bengali films coming up.