so theatrical, witty and full of joy. i watched it next to a little kid and realised ray’s political satire take succeeds in being both hilarious and fun for kids but also equally enjoyable for a mature audience owing to the way it confronts things like state oppression and exploitative regimes. the story is so energetic and almost has a language of its own - nearly all the dialogues rhyme and flow like a poem. the writing and even the…

incredible storytelling throughout the entire anthology because of the way it takes bengali folklore and allows it to live on through a contemporary lens. i feel that this entire series is important to viewers not because of it’s alluring horror but because it serves as one of the sole reasons art exists: to preserve a time and place in history that would otherwise seize to exist. by taking these generational tales and bringing them into existence in the present world,…