Punorjonmo

It's really awesome, in Bangladeshi cinema this type of story is really surprising and Afran Nisho is really talented actor. The story and screenplay are really amazing. First time i know about this cinema from my friend. He told me the story climax and I'm interested to know about it and then i saw this cinema. After it i realize that this is really amazing. I don't like other Bangladeshi cinemas but after i saw this i'm again loving the Bangladeshi cinema. Every Bangladeshi person must be saw this cinema. I'm proud to be saw this in our country. After-all this cinema is extraordinary ever i see.

I recently watched Punorjonmo, a Bangladeshi web series, and I must say that I was thoroughly impressed. The series is a gripping crime drama thriller that revolves around Rafsan Haq, a famous chef in Bangladesh, who disappears for three years. One day, his wife Neela suddenly shows up in a local police station. The director, Vicky Zahed, has done an excellent job of weaving together a suspenseful plot with cleverly hidden twists and turns. The acting performances of the cast are also noteworthy, especially Afran Nisho's portrayal of Rafsan Haq. Overall, I would highly recommend Punorjonmo to anyone looking for an engaging crime thriller.

One of the best natok I have ever seen... best dialogue, acting, crime, casting, screen play,best cinematography... everything is just perfect!!! Full of thrill & suspence.

...Do watch this show in YouTube!!!

NOW!!!

It is really awsome. If you ar a crime thriller freak, then you must have to watch it. After watching this I only have to say that 'Greed is Sin and Sin is Dead'.

This drama natok (equivalent to a telefilm) is the epitomy of perfection in the genre of Suspense and Thrillers. The director is widely acclaimed for his, often out of the box thinking in storytelling through a gripping screenplay and skillfully utilising the on-screen equivalent of sleight-of-hand screenplay to hide the main twist in plain sight from the viewer, cleverly weaved easter eggs to the main plot of the story and masterfully revealing it all at the very end! And "Punorjonmo" is no different from that style. I love how his characters never seemed inconsistent and their motivations are never vague, no matter how strange they may seem at the surface with respect to the usual social norms and cultural beliefs. This piece of work makes the viewer question the very core of one's belief on how far one could go to get revenge for a betrayal and the menacing tone suspense that arises from the constant tension between the characters always makes you feel on the edge of your couch, wondering what might happen to the protagonist, only to find, "it was someone else all along"!

I am ecstatic to see a mini series has been born out of this masterpiece of a thriller and will be anxiously waiting to see where the story takes us from here...