Tangra Blues

A must watch. A 100 times better than jhachakchake bostapocha hindi cinema.

Story was not bad, but they lost somewhere between the clumsy dialogue. Depicted the difference between the rich and the poor very well. Songs can be better. The dark side of kolkata came again after dwitiyo purush. Good one time watch 🌸

It could have been a game changer ,but sluggish writing and narrative ruined the show. The character development was zero and most of the characters look unconvincing including Ace actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay..The only Saving grace of the movie is Samiul Alam's terrific performance. Otherwise ,this is a complete disappointment. Though I would like to appreciate the hard work of the entire team for their brave attempt. If you love Bengali movie ,give it a try. You won't be disappointed if you expect less.

The script has a very common element, being "rise against prejudice and prove society wrong", which is always a nice thing to see. Children born in a slum find solace in music, their future otherwise bleak. As portrayed, being poor is a vicious cycle that's impossible to escape. There was a depiction of the cruelty and violence present in teen gangs, and how it's something that provides a sense of community amongst underprivileged children.

Not too bad overall. It's supposed to be a feel-good, motivational movie, it's just that the script is quite cliché. Nothing stands out, and the acting fell flat at times. The rap songs were great though.

Based on the life of Sanjib Mondal and Group from Tangra, the film deals with slum and class differences in the society. Joyee is attracted by the performance of the Sanjib Group Then their musical journey begins and fight for a reassuring future in the shadow of wars.

Parambrata Chattopadhyay and Madhumita Sarcar have delivered great performances which were expected. Samiul Alam is also a delight to watch. The bengali film industry is maturing and achieved a milestone in bengali cinema.