Chotushkone

This Movie is about four directors and their stories. Although the Jatissor directed by Shreejit Mukherjee did not look good, this movie is remarkable in one word. First of all, it's a suicide story and gradually I like the story of storytelling. Suspense is there, but you can not understand when it comes from somewhere. Along with this, the rituals of the 1970s were quite wide. The two stories of parallel plot can be estimated in many ways, the director has not shown anything incomplete, three stories of three director characters are different. And Kaushik Ganguly, at the end of the final few beautiful scenes. The songs are very good Those who did not see, saw them. You can not imagine what the end is waiting for you. See good movie Be good

Srijit Mukherjee has taken Bengali cinema to new heights with movies like 'Autograph', 'Hemlock Society', 'Baishe Srabon' & 'Jaatishwar'. He surpasses himself with 'Chotushkone'. The plot is complex and gripping with a mind-blowing twist at the end. Aparna Sen, Chiranjit Chakraborty, Gautam Ghosh and Kaushik Ganguly give commendable performances. But among all these veterans it is Parambrata Chattapadhay who steals the show with his phenomenal performance. Cinematography is very good. Two great tracks further enhance the movie- 'Boba Tunnel' is a trademark Anupam Roy song and 'Bawshto ese geche' is melodious sung beautifully by Lagnajita Chakraborty. All in all, an excellent movie. Highly recommended.

It is an amazing movie with a very simple start where four people start pitching their stories one by one and has an unexpected end. A must see!

It is still the best from Srijit, better than Baishe Sharbon.

Intriguing plot, outstandingly presented through breathtaking storytelling.

Worthy of multiple viewing!!

Story - 9/10 Acting - 9.5/10 (Specially Parambrata) Direction - 10/10 (Srijit makes it as one of the best thrillers made in Tollywood industry) BGM - 9/10