Din: The Day

Ananta jalil Couldn't make good movie again its proved! He should do his business. Let everyone make movie. He should produce but he should not act.....

The dialogue, acting, action everything just falls apart. By watching the VFX and everything in this movie, It's way clearer that Ananta is mumbling falsehoods about the movie being 100 crores of budget. I don't think it even cost 1 crore or even 1 lakhs. It was so bloody terrible that you'll become literal sick by watching it for the first time. The storyline is too basic, it shows Ananta's thinking about the audience, he still thinks the audience to be dumb, and thus he came up with this rubbish.

It is literally worthless and even giving one star is huge to this movie.

Ananta and Barsha called it movie and i declare it Stupidity. How can they called it movie. No story line, no characters building and most importantly no acting at all. This movie is proof that money doesn't make your movie good but talent does.

CAN BE SAID AS ONE OF THE BEST BANGLA ACTION MOVIE. COLOR CORRECTION AND SOUND EFFECTS WAS VERY GOOD. I KNOW ITS NOT AS GOOD AS ANANTA JALIL CLAIMED BUT ITS NOT LIKE THE WAY PEOPLE LAUGHING AT THE MOVIE. I THINK ITS ENJOYABLE IF KEEP YOUR EXPECTATION AROUND BANGLADESHI BORDER. WE SHOULD APPRECIATE HIS WORK AND EFFORT.

You've definitely watched this movie, you did. You don't need to, unless you need an awful exposure to 2 hours of regurgitated heroism and faux marketing. You eventually could, if you so badly want to while away your free time.

My biggest complain being VFx, choice of cast and well, everything. Ananata tries desperately to show.his inflated patriotism, salutation through his extremely ranged acting, and nobody does this worse than..uhmm.. his wife, Barsha. Sure, she's your precious wife. That's surely not the point as audience doesn't give 2 cents whether she's your wife. Cast a better actress, or do a double-part. I'd even reckon that the "BAD WOHMENS WITH GUUN" do a whole lot of better acting than that of hers.

You don't either need to reduce it to typical action-flick, or make it overtly complex. You just need a decent plotline. He really hit home when he marketed this thing to have 100 crore of worth.

If I wanted to watch "tecnical side" of the aforementioned 100 crore movie, I would have watched a documentary. That's not what movies are for. It again proves- "Sometimes, less is better".

Watch a better movie.