Chauranga

Mohar Basu

Despite being a well intentioned story about the many isms that plague India, the films narrative fails to explore the dynamics of hierarchy politics that is the heart of the issue.Director Bikas Ranjan Mishra seems too distracted in his storytelling, which makes the film half baked. ( Read More )

A constant focus on the atrocities faced by the marginalized makes Chauranga a special film. ( Read More )

Deborah Young

Some of the tension is dispelled in the films last half hour as the focus shifts from one character to another and tragedy piles onto tragedy. ( Read More )

Nandini Ramnath

The powerful climax brings together the films themes effectively. ( Read More )

The film is brutal in the sense that it doesnt flinches from showing stomach churning scenes, especially the ones involving the blind village priest who doesnt spare women or animals from his perverse fingers. ( Read More )