Ghumpori

Some visuals in Ghumpori were absolutely stunning, and the way the story was told kept me hooked from start to finish. The film had a unique emotional depth, with beautifully crafted moments that felt both intimate and cinematic. The performances of pritam, tisha, parsha and others were solid, bringing out the essence of the characters in a natural and heartfelt way. The soundtrack perfectly complemented the mood, enhancing the storytelling without overpowering it. I loved watching this film-it's a great example of how a simple yet deeply emotional story can leave a lasting impact. A truly unforgettable experience!

I cried watching it. It felt real. The acting was absolutely top notch. It did not feel like performances. It felt like lived experiences. The storytelling was heart touching. Every frame was captured with care, and the cinematography felt like poetry in motion.

The dialogues were honest and deep. They were not trying to impress. They just felt real.

If the Bangladeshi film industry continues to create films with this kind of passion and talent, it will shine very soon. Ghumpori proves that we have world class artists in this country.

But at the same time, I cannot help but wonder. How do so many useless scripts and talentless actors keep getting chances, when there are creators like this who pour their soul into their work?

This film is a reminder that real quality exists. We just need to stop ignoring it.

From now on this is my favorite film.

There are some movies that you don't really feel like reviewing-you just want to say, Go watch it, you'll love it. This is one of those films.

If you watched the trailer and thought it was just another typical love triangle, you're in for a surprise within the first few minutes. This is more than just a love story. The plot is quite simple-you might even be able to predict certain things early on-but what makes this film special is its execution.

I heard the director is a newcomer, but you wouldn't guess that from watching the movie. The strongest aspect of the film is its music, which is essential for a romance movie. Plus, there's a literary touch that adds a layer of depth, making you think twice about certain aspects.

Of course, there are some flaws. But when we get just few of films like this in an entire year, it wouldn't be fair to focus on the negatives.

Let's just hope we get more films like this-at least in February, if not throughout the year.

Heartwarming story with excellent acting done by Pritom Hasan, Tisha, Purnee and others.

To be with someone, You don't need to have conversation, Just being with them nearby is good enough to live. Loved the chemistry between this love triangle how Jyoti shows affection instead of being jealous to Usha after that Nilkhet seen. Just wow.

If you truly love someone, You always put their happiness first. Hurts to the worst just to think of they may leave after a certain period of time keeping you alone, deserted in your life.

Would recommend to watch it. A beautiful story with the finest dialogue you can think of. Kudos to the team. Good Job Guys.

"The main protagonist of the story was the story itself and its dialogues. Although the plot was a triangle, the presentation was completely different. Normally, in a love triangle story, one person is chosen between the two. But here, the presentation was totally unique. While watching, it felt like both were perfect, and there wasn't even a stage where one had to choose. That felt completely different to me.

Normally, you don't see stories like this.

And Pritom Hasan is just exceptional. The authenticity in his acting-something I last saw in 'Kacher Manush Doore Thuia'-was remarkable. His acting was well-structured and polished.

The same goes for Purni. Although I hadn't seen any of her previous work, she was absolutely perfect here.

Tisha also played her character flawlessly.

Overall, the story, acting, casting, and background music were all well put together.

In one word-fantastic! ✅"