Comedies From Around the World (And Where to Stream Them)
Could you use some hearty laughs? Then you’re in the right place! Enjoy this selection of diverse international comedies.
Bhalobashar Shohor - Body Massage
Body Massage is a Bengali short film starring Riddhi Sen and Satarupa Pyne. Chandan comes across a seductive poster of a massage parlour and starts lusting for the beautiful and sensuous model. A few days later, the same girl comes to live as a paying guest at Chandan’s home. Will Chandan’s desires be fulfilled or will he discover a shocking truth?
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Body Massage is a Bengali short film starring Riddhi Sen and Satarupa Pyne. Chandan comes across a seductive poster of a massage parlour and starts lusting for the beautiful and sensuous model. A few days later, the same girl comes to live as a paying guest at Chandan’s home. Will Chandan’s desires be fulfilled or will he discover a shocking truth?
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