Jongli

It could be an above average movie at best. I Don't know why some people are calling it a cinematic masterpiece. I mean it is nowhere near that. The story is good but presented in a way that would cringe any typical movie buffs. I felt uncomfortable so many times with the cringe dialogues and weirdly paced storytelling and songs in every 15/20 minutes. The last 20/30 minutes is good. I think this is why the movie is being praised so much because it has an emotional ending. But other than that, despite having a good story, i did not like this movie at all.

Alright enough with the bad things. The acting was really good. Specially siam and the child actress did really great in their roles. The story is good. The songs are good but too many to remember. Could be better to use less songs.

A very very good film of siam's career.... And i think this is the best film of him....story was superb very emotional story......all actors worked their job goodly.... Background music was moderate i think it could be better.... All songs were good i liked two of them......this is the debut film of the Director,i think the director will give us another good film in coming years.....i wish a very good luck of him.....the film is underrated with compared to other....it need be blockbuster because story was very very good compared to the recent films of Bangladesh that is released in eid....it emotionally attached me....it made me about cry at the last scene..... The girl's acting was very good as a child artist.... Cinematography was moderate it could be better.... But finally i can say it was a good film.

Very hyped movie but it didn't fulfill my expectations. The promotion of the movie was extraordinary. That draws spectators come to the cinema hall and watch the movie.

Many good things like the acting of the main leads, nice songs, and good BGM .But a weak story, slow screenplay, and childish VFX make this movie not world-class.

Siam, Boobly, and the child lead look great. Songs are greatly composed by the great Prince Mahmood.

I don't like the climax of the movie personally. The writer put the usual hit material into the movie that looks unnecessarily for me.

However, as a Dhallywood movie lover, one time watchable I must say.

"Jongli" delivers an emotionally touching story, but unfortunately, its execution falters due to inconsistent performances. While the narrative has potential, Siam Ahmed's portrayal feels underwhelming, and certain scenes suffer from overacting, making it difficult to fully immerse in the film. Instead of being a masterpiece or even an average watch, the movie struggles to leave a lasting impression.

There is talk of a possible remake by Tamil or another regional Indian film industry, which could potentially refine the storytelling and elevate the performances beyond what was achieved in this version. Given the shortcomings of Jongli, that remake might offer a more compelling experience. As it stands, this film fails to resonate in the way it intended.

"Jongli" showcases the brilliance of Bangladeshi cinema. With its compelling storytelling and outstanding performances, especially by the young Noireeta, it is a must-watch for audiences seeking quality cinema.

The dedication of the entire cast and crew is evident, resulting in a film that is both engaging and thought-provoking. Noireeta's portrayal of Pakhi is nothing short of extraordinary. Despite her young age, she brings a depth and authenticity to her character that resonates profoundly with the audience.

Siam Ahmed once again proves why he is one of the most versatile actors in Bengali cinema today. His portrayal of a rugged, determined yet emotionally vulnerable character is both powerful and nuanced.

In short, with Noireeta's extraordinary performance and Siam Ahmed's magnetic screen presence, this film is a must-watch for all Bengali cinema lovers.