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Played by Moushumi Chatterjee, she is a bitter yet comical matriarch who became a widow in her childhood. Her absolute obsession with her gold jewelry box keeps her spirit tethered to the mortal realm after her death.

The witty, sharp-tongued, and protective ghost who becomes the moral compass (albeit a greedy one) of the film. index of goynar baksho

The film contrasts how Pishima hoarded wealth out of fear, Somlata traded wealth for survival, and Chaitali sacrificed wealth for a larger global cause.

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The film is based on a novel by and tells the story of three generations of women and their relationship with a family heirloom—a jewelry box ( Goynar Baksho ).

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Directed by trailblazer Aparna Sen, the movie is widely celebrated for its sharp feminist undertones masked in brilliant comedy. It subverts the traditional Indian trope of the tragic widow. Instead, Pishima is loud, craves rich food, talks back, and aggressively protects her wealth from her greedy male relatives.

Moushumi Chatterjee, Konkona Sen Sharma, Srabanti Chatterjee Played by Moushumi Chatterjee, she is a bitter

Goynar Baksho is a subtle, yet powerful feminist film disguised as a comedy.

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