Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Prodosh Mitra, aka Feluda, wants to unwind on a holiday with his cousin Topshe, but his peaceful trip takes a dark turn when a sacred Elephant God statue goes missing from a local family. Forced to put his detective skills to the test, Feluda finds himself unraveling a mystery that threatens to disrupt the very fabric of Benares.
TOO EARLY TO CALL
The movie offers a unique blend of crime and mystery set against the backdrop of Benares, but with only 41 votes, the sample size is too small to confidently determine its overall merit. More audience feedback would provide a clearer picture of whether it’s worth watching or not.
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Cast Soumitra Chatterjee, Siddhartha Chatterjee, Santosh Dutta, Utpal Dutt, Parinita Banerjee
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the movie The Elephant God about?
The movie follows detective Feluda as he investigates the theft of a priceless deity of Lord Ganesh in Benares.
Who stars in the movie The Elephant God?
The movie features Soumitra Chatterjee, Siddhartha Chatterjee, Santosh Dutta, Utpal Dutt, and Parinita Banerjee.
How long does the movie run?
The movie runs for 120 minutes (2h 0m).
Where can you stream The Elephant God?
The Elephant God is available to stream on Criterion Channel.
Is The Elephant God worth watching?
Based on the synopsis and cast, fans of detective fiction and mystery may enjoy this movie. However, its tone and style may not appeal to all viewers.
Who would enjoy The Elephant God?
Viewers who appreciate classic whodunits and mysteries with a strong focus on character and investigation will likely enjoy The Elephant God.
Who might not enjoy The Elephant God?
Those looking for fast-paced action or horror elements may find this movie too slow-paced or lacking in excitement.
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