Tasher Ghawr

The movie has a strange and eerie feel to it. Swastika Mukherjee's performance is superb. The direction and cinematography along with the background score is of top notch. I've seen Sudipto Roy's earlier works, very compelling. Ayan Sil's cinematography is beautiful. The actor who plays the husband, Judhajit, was irritating to the core. I mean the character was irritating. I think that was the job. No doubt Sujata a decided to do what she did to the ass-hole. It was satisfying. The production design is good too. It was different from usual storytelling . Would like to see more such work.

Solo performances are usually seen in plays,But I first saw the solo performance of the bengali movie.There are not many good movies about the psychology of women in India.I hope this movie will reduce that imperfection at least a little bit.👍

Swastika acted the best of her life.From the beginning to the end it seemed like a very familiar women next door to us,entered the character very nicely.Her songs really gave another dimension to the film.👍🙏👏👌

The story line has become very ordinary but it has become extraordinary somewhere.Cinematography and direction have taken cinema to another level.International quality work on a small scale👌👏👍

This is an offbeat movie. The concept and the metaphorical nature of the main character are really praiseworthy; her witty personality, alongside her brilliant performance, is breathtaking. Most of the people who have watched this movie will probably say that there's only one character; otherwise, if you look closely, you will see the various characters present playing their part in advancing the story. Despite being confined to home, this movie feels shockingly fast; the pacing was really incredible. The cinematography was really, really calm and made me believe more in the mysterious nature of the surrounding. It doesn't look like a cheap web series. The muted colors and lack of contrast matches well. Camera placement and movement were also not noticeable (which is a good thing, we don't want camera movements to draw attention to themselves). The songs and the snow matched with the tone.

Though I have some nitpicks, which are really very minute, I am still very sure you would not have watched something this week created in a while.

Sometimes the lesser you present, greater the content becomes.

Nice concept and thought. However, the director did not do justice with the storyline. But again great acting by Swastika.