Swapnajaal

This is one of the masterpiece bengali movie. I didn't bored for a single minute. Loved the stor.

This is a film that successfully brings back the essence of family-oriented storytelling, something that has become increasingly rare in the modern Bangladeshi film industry. Directed by Gias Uddin Selim, this movie offers a compelling narrative filled with emotions, love, and struggle, making it suitable for viewers of all ages.

While this movie may not be the absolute best film in its genre, it certainly stands out as a well-made and engaging movie. Pori Moni delivers a noteworthy performance, bringing depth to her character with sincerity and grace. Fazlur Rahman Babu, as expected, shines in his role, proving once again why he is regarded as one of the finest actors in Bangladesh. His portrayal is filled with nuance and authenticity, making a lasting impression.

This is the kind of cinema that deserves to be shown all over Bangladesh. It resonates with traditional values, reminding us of the emotional bonds that hold families together. Unfortunately, the younger generation does not seem as connected to films like this, which is concerning for the cultural landscape of our society. Movies like this movie should be cherished and appreciated for their ability to bring families together and evoke genuine feelings.

Overall, Swapnajaal is an enjoyable and meaningful film that offers a refreshing departure from contemporary trends. If you're looking for a heartfelt story with strong performances, this movie is worth watching.

Nearly flawless to an untrained yet skeptic eye. A really captivating story with a fine script which is accompanied by a great selection for casts. Definitely unconventional comparing to Bangladeshi standards but a beautiful movie I would love to watch and recommend for the whole family.

Such a good movie. Every character was enjoying. I enjoyed. Opu Da🌼 Shubra💚

A simple love story where there is no happy ending!

The movie has fantastic cinematography compared to the recent released films.

The storyline is quite a bit shaky in some places. Music and scores are placed in right positions. Background scores are sometimes played late - which gives a feeling that the editor forgot to put music when a specific sequence hits up.

The acting of the male protagonist is average ,on the other hand Pori Moni (female protagonist) has explored herself in new ways in acting in the movie. She didn't even look like a commercial movie actress.

The movie shows one side of love and lust ,and another side of greed and Karma. It also shows how one's karma is connected to other people's grief and frustration.

The best scene of the movie must be the dancing in the rain. Porimoni showed her dancing skills a little bit.

The recent movies are following the same path of sad ending! I don't know it's a good or bad thing , but I know one thing that all the films in recent times are showing one single emotion at the end with a complex gestures of climax. But, there is a subtle portray of emotion in this movie's ending - it depicts the visual expression in line with the ending plot which is not present in other films. From that core, we can easily say that this movie has all the components of being an art film and a commercial film at the same time.

I gave it an 8 for : good cinematography, better music and simplicity of the ending.