Debi

Very, very faithful to the book. (Except THAT ONE SCENE where I would have liked to see Jaya, haha). Expect a great ride along as the aesthetically pleasing cinema blows you away. There's humour; there's horror. Worth every single penny spent on the tickets. Oh boy, doesn't Chanchal Chowdhury make a good Misir Ali! I really wasn't a great fan of Jaya Ahsan as I don't judge people by their looks but props to her stellar acting performance, I am one now. Everything that does not quite fall in place in a single sentence: Ali Zaker's kid fails to impress, and much like the book, the ending was a bit undercooked. Hopeful for Nishithini as a followup! Should you go for the film? YES (There's a big jumpscare which compensates for everything that you may not like about the film).

It was too much good.typically in our country we can't watch this kind of movie...

This is an adaption of a novel of same title written by the famous writer of Bangladesh, Humayun Ahmed . The adaption is good and a bunch of talented actors did justice to the characters . The most interesting character of this story is Misir Ali , played well by Chanchal Chowdhury . The cinematography was pleasing . But at some point I felt this is just a visual representation of what I read . It could be better . The mystery it started with fails to keep the suspense on that level after second half .Dark environment and sudden scream ain't scary still I would appreciate for the environment they created , enjoyed though . Character development of Ahmed Sabet was poor , which was a crucial character for this movie . Except these minor flaws this a worth watching movie for the interesting story and brilliant acting

I don't know anything about the book. But the direction of the movie was really amazing. Great performance by all the actors. But the ending was very abrupt and unsatisfactory.

This movie made another phenomenal definition about horror movie in Bangladesh...