Fagun Haway

The movie primarily had a very weak plot. Following fast half was losing interest and grip. The movie is not about the 1952 Riots but its a parallel story in one of the village in Bangladesh at that time. At the end it more seemed like a love story.

So I am a bit late here! I was actually listening to the song 'tomake chai' and got extremely emotional ..then I thought lets watch the movie!what a masterpiece you made Tauquir vai! And all the crew and casts did their best to make this movie an absolute masterpiece! I am so proud of you all!

A beautiful mix of history and fiction, this movie balances those elements in a reflective manner. Though some characters are a bit exaggerated and messes up the tone, overall this is a lovely little story wrapped in the politics of the 1952 Bangla language movement. Bangladeshi films are inching closer to quality introspection, and I hope someday we can create a film to be truly proud of.

This is another Beautiful Movie by Tauqir Ahmed Creative Director of Bangladesh.. This movie made about the situation of 1952 .. All The scene of the movie is good.. Love this Movie..

Bangladeshi art films are improving day by day. But, it has a long way to run. At least Touquir & some other new directors are trying their best. Though the plot of the film is different in an angle but it is not strong enough as it is connected to our history, I think. I've seen lots of patriotic films. So, I can say that it fails to touch my soul heartily. Actually I wasn't bored; I expected something more. Tisha, Hayat, Babu & Siam have tried their well. I'm giving it 8 out of 10 as it's different from our regular films, different thought, good initiative, impressing scenarios & for wishing best of luck to Touquir Ahmed & to Bangladeshi art films. 🙂