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I understand the point that the film is trying to make, how the society still makes a girl who is obese or of dark skin tone go through mental sufferings. But what we should remember is that although none has the right to harass or demean anyone, everyone has the right to choose their partner. For that they have to be see them physically and know them by associating with that. Their needs to be a mutual attraction and respect to make a relation bloom. Here I think the major talk should be how the social media only allowed them to speak, not view each other and the protagonist herself didn't let anyone see her. She may had insecurities I understand, but I believe you have to show your complete self to a person so that you know that your partner is with you after knowing the TRUE YOU.

As for the movie, it was a below average film. Some scenes were directed beautifully, some seemed out of place, unnecessary and left a bad taste. The protagonist Kaarina Kaiser's acting was probably the best thing, also the guy Shawon's acting was good as well. Other characters were cringe and difficult to watch.

This movie was a disappointment from start to finish. A simple 20-minute story was unnecessarily stretched into two long, boring hours. The pacing was slow, and it felt like they were dragging out every scene just to fill time.

The dialogue was another big issue. The characters kept mixing random English words into their Bengali lines, and it sounded forced and awkward. It's clear this wasn't the actors' fault but rather poor writing. The whole thing felt unnatural and out of place.

The comedy, unfortunately, was even worse. None of the jokes landed, and the so-called "funny" scenes were just cringy. Honestly, scrolling through Facebook reels would have been more entertaining.

To the writers and directors, here's a small request: take some time to clear your minds before writing. Your creativity seems blocked, and it's showing in your work.

Overall, this movie is a waste of time. If you're thinking about watching it, I'd suggest skipping it. You won't miss anything.