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| A scene from Dhaka Attack |
Reviewed by Wadud Khan
Finally, I have enjoyed full length Bangla action thriller movie entitled Dhaka Attack written by Sunny Sanwar and directed by Dipankar Dipon.
The theme, plot, setting, diction, acting- all are outstanding. This movie proves that Bangladeshi film makers can make special movies if they get proper logistic supports.
Especially, the protagonist, Arifin Shuvoo's acting and his exceptional role charm us a lot. The presence of some veteran actors like Alamgir, Afzal Hossain, Shatabdi Wadud widens this movie's appeal to all. Nonetheless, Taskeen Rahman has proved his worth. He deserves to be a promising villain in near future. Mahiya Mahi's role as a journalist is also praiseworthy. Both ABM Sumon and Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed have acted better than before.
Bangladeshi film-viewers are nowadays not going to the cinemas due to many logical reasons. The environment of the cinema halls is not family friendly. Dust, waste, trash, rubbish, mosquitoes often disturb the viewers in many local cinemas.
Neither the educated nor the uneducated is enjoying Bangla movies these days. The film makers, producers, actors, actresses feel utter helpless when they see their films are becoming a super flop, a time-wasting effort.
The film makers condemn the viewers. On the other hand, the viewers condemn the film makers. If the viewers don't respond to Bangladeshi movies, how can the directors dare make a big-budget movies? If the Bangladeshi movies don't ensure qualities like Bollywood or Hollywood or even like Tollywood, why will the viewers spend money or time on watching Bangla movies?
In a nutshell, we may conclude that the film like Dhaka Attack may bring the movie-viewers back to the cinemas and Bangladeshi films may get back its lost reputation, appeal, acceptability to all classes of movie-viewers.
Wadud Khan
Lecturer, English
Sadarpur Govt College, Faridpur
Finally, I have enjoyed full length Bangla action thriller movie entitled Dhaka Attack written by Sunny Sanwar and directed by Dipankar Dipon.
The theme, plot, setting, diction, acting- all are outstanding. This movie proves that Bangladeshi film makers can make special movies if they get proper logistic supports.
Especially, the protagonist, Arifin Shuvoo's acting and his exceptional role charm us a lot. The presence of some veteran actors like Alamgir, Afzal Hossain, Shatabdi Wadud widens this movie's appeal to all. Nonetheless, Taskeen Rahman has proved his worth. He deserves to be a promising villain in near future. Mahiya Mahi's role as a journalist is also praiseworthy. Both ABM Sumon and Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed have acted better than before.
Bangladeshi film-viewers are nowadays not going to the cinemas due to many logical reasons. The environment of the cinema halls is not family friendly. Dust, waste, trash, rubbish, mosquitoes often disturb the viewers in many local cinemas.
Neither the educated nor the uneducated is enjoying Bangla movies these days. The film makers, producers, actors, actresses feel utter helpless when they see their films are becoming a super flop, a time-wasting effort.
The film makers condemn the viewers. On the other hand, the viewers condemn the film makers. If the viewers don't respond to Bangladeshi movies, how can the directors dare make a big-budget movies? If the Bangladeshi movies don't ensure qualities like Bollywood or Hollywood or even like Tollywood, why will the viewers spend money or time on watching Bangla movies?
In a nutshell, we may conclude that the film like Dhaka Attack may bring the movie-viewers back to the cinemas and Bangladeshi films may get back its lost reputation, appeal, acceptability to all classes of movie-viewers.
Wadud Khan
Lecturer, English
Sadarpur Govt College, Faridpur
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