How Sweet

As an avid follower of Kajol Bhai, I thoroughly enjoyed Hey Sweet! It was a delight! I was particularly impressed by Kajol Bhai; his his effortless, witty and full of life performances, was on full display in this film. It was the ideal blend of lighthearted and charming. To add on, the humor was natural and in no way forced. It was a joy to watch the film from the beginning to the end.

If you are in the search of a movie that is lighthearted and can put a smile on your face, look no further than Hey Sweetie. Absolutely loved it!

A complete garbage, copied from indian movies, tried to make false sense of humors. Bangla telefilm industry was so much enriched before now they are delivering scrap like this. Complete waste of time. The acting level of apurba was just below average. Shimul was nothing tried to create joke humor which cheap sense of humors. Farin was trying to become kareena but ended with nothing no farin no kareena. She is completely an over rated actress. Senior actor like apurba should have chosen better script than this. Direction was completely low grade. Screen presence of the actors was not pleasant.

Extremely disgusting.

I was watching it just for Ome. Stupid direction, stupid acting, stupid story. Get better, or else will you make films in the future?

Critical Opinion: "Responsibility is needed in filmmaking"

I was very disappointed after watching a recent film. The direction was haphazard, the acting was lifeless and the story had no depth or logic. As a viewer, if you have to spend time and money to watch such a shoddy work, then the question arises whether this filmmaker is even fit to make films in the future.

The director should have been careful in the setting, showed sensitivity to the characters and kept a touch of reality in the story. But it felt as if everything was made in a hurry. The actors themselves did not know what they were doing or why they were doing it. The dialogues were so weak that there was no emotion or connection as a viewer.

This film is not only a waste of time, but also raises questions about the quality of the country's film industry. When we are trying to present ourselves on an international platform, such irresponsible production is a threat to the future. I would like to say to the director and everyone involved - if you really love cinema, then improve yourself. Welcome criticism, have a learning mindset and respect the audience.

Film is not just entertainment, it is art, it is the language of human emotions. If you are not sincere about this art, then in the future there will be no one to watch your films.

How sweet, finally I watched it in full. I liked it a lot, Kajal Arefin Omi Bhai tried something completely new. The color grading of the web film was great in a word, I also liked the song. Apurba and Tasnia Farin's acting was great. After all, if I compare these things with anything from Bollywood from Bangladesh, then it would be foolish, according to the context of Bangladesh and the current audience popularity in Bangladesh, the content is absolutely good and great. I hope that Kajal Arefin Bhai will come up with something even better in the future. Kajal Arfin Bhai has created the kind of content that Bangladeshi drama lovers like. If many Bollywood movie lovers come and watch the drama and don't like it, the reaction of the drama viewers will not be the same. I am a Bangladeshi drama lover and as a drama viewer, I liked it a lot.

I don't understand how this qualifies as a web film. There's no real story-just a travel vlog showcasing random places. The action scenes were poorly executed and hard to watch. The only saving grace was the music, which was actually decent. Other than that, it felt like a waste of time. Disappointing overall.

I don't understand why they forced a five-minute story to be so long. I just sat down to watch the movie after seeing the name Omi. It was completely disappointed.

This web film lacks a coherent story, feeling more like a travel vlog. The action was poorly executed, though the music was a highlight. Overall, it's disappointing.