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well... way before watching the movie, i knew that it is copy of Namastey London... but still decided to try it. a mainframe Bengali movie i tried after a long long time! i cannot really compare it with the other current movies in the same category because i have hardly watched any, but it wasn't that bad. new guy Dev is quite smart, and well built. probably he needs to improve his dialog delivery skill. he has an innocent look - that helps. i do not think he dances well, but maybe better than his competitors. the story did not demand much acting... that skill yet to be tested. enjoyed the movie - probably because it is in Bengali, and i am not in Calcutta. 5 on 10.

One of the best movie from 2009 in tollywood industry, dev always a good actor, I know its a remake from Bollywood movie ' Namastey London', but it also awesome. Worthy to Watch guy's.!

I am watching this movie in 2025... and the point is, I can't guess when this movie was made.

Watching Poran Jai Jolia Re in 2025 feels like opening a fresh chapter of love, family, and emotion-one that could belong to any era. From the vibrant colors to the emotional depth, the film carries a cinematic essence that hasn't aged a day.

Dev delivers a magnetic performance as the charming and rebellious lover, making you root for him from the very first scene. Subhashree Ganguly plays her part with innocence and strength, creating a powerful on-screen chemistry that still feels fresh in today's world of digital storytelling.

The movie's narrative is classic but engaging-a love story tangled in cultural conflicts and emotional trials. What makes it ageless is how real the emotions feel even after more than a decade. The dialogues hit you, the songs stay with you, and the scenes-especially the family confrontations-still carry the same intensity.

Cinematography and Music deserve a special mention. The visuals are rich, and the songs (like the title track Poran Jai Jolia Re) still give goosebumps. You wouldn't believe it's from 2009 unless someone told you.

💭 Final Thoughts

This isn't just a love story. It's a reminder that good cinema doesn't age-it evolves with time. And Poran Jai Jolia Re proves that a powerful emotional connection outlives trends, technology, and time.

If you're watching it for the first time in 2025, trust me-you're watching a classic in real time.

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