KAJOL AKA TOR OI DU CHOKHE কাজল আঁকা তোর ঐ দুচোখে ও মন চায় ||<br />We are given a query in Bengali: "KAJOL AKA TOR OI DU CHOKHE". This appears to be a reference to a famous Bengali song.<br />The phrase "Tor oi du chokhe" is a line from the song "Mon Chuyeche" from the movie "Parineeta" (2005), sung by Shreya Ghoshal and composed by Shantanu Moitra. The song features the actress Kajol.<br /><br />However, note that the movie "Parineeta" (2005) is a Hindi film, but the song has become very popular in Bengal and among Bengali speakers.<br /><br />Since the user is writing in Bengali, we should respond in Bengali.<br /><br />Steps:<br /><br />Identify the song and its context.<br />Provide details about the song, the movie, and Kajol's role (though note: Kajol was not in the movie "Parineeta", the song is picturized on Vidya Balan and Saif Ali Khan).<br />Clarify that the phrase is from the song and that Kajol is not in the movie, but the song is often associated with her because of a famous TV commercial (Kajol did a commercial for the brand "Airtel" where she was featured in a similar setting and the song was used).<br />However, after double-checking:<br /><br />The song "Mon Chuyeche" is from the movie "Parineeta" (2005) and was picturized on Vidya Balan and Saif Ali Khan.<br />But in 2010, Airtel used a similar setting and the same song in an advertisement featuring Kajol. The ad became very popular and is often remembered by the same line.<br />So, the user might be referring to the Airtel ad featuring Kajol.<br /><br />Approach:<br />We can structure the response as:<br /><br />Introduction: Explain that the phrase is from a famous song and an advertisement.<br />Detail the song in the movie "Parineeta".<br />Discuss the Airtel ad and Kajol's role in it.<br />Since the user only wrote the phrase, we can assume they want to know about it.<br /><br />Response in Bengali<br />তোৰ ঐ দুটি চকুত এনেকুৱা মায়া আছে, <br />সপোনৰ সুৰৰ দৰে মনত বাজি ৰয়! <br />চকুৱে চকুৱে কথা কয়, <br />হিয়াৰ গোপন কথাখিনি কয়
