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Shakib khan, the poster boy of Dhollywood, produced one of the most remarkable performance. The movie starts slow. After the first 40 minutes the real story starts to gain pace and the plot slowly starts to unfold. After the appearance of Chanchal Chowdhury is where the film actually becomes very enjoyable. The comedic relief and witty remarks of Chanchal Chowdhury are one of the highlights of the film. The final twist and conclusion was good, if not great. The other actresses specially Mimi Chakraborty was decent. Action sequences were okay but could have been way more better. I would have preferred if the cinema was shot in Old Dhaka City instead of Kolkata.

From being an amazing show, especially during the first and second season, also the third season, it was great. It had a good ending and a solid run!!! But what happened!?? This seasons plot, to me, felt all over the place ; from the first episode get go. There is no purpose, no clarity, no character development, no suspence or drama. It almost feels the show creators at this point are just trying to milk this show as much possible. Hopefully, they don't ruin the legacy of this amazing show and try to put up a good effort in the last season!? Maybe tie everything up nicely, for one last time!!!

Trying to sit through the whole movie for me almost felt like torture. Yes, I do understand what message the movie is trying to convey, like war is bad, journalism is a tough job specially when it is a war journalism & all that but it still fails incredibly to make it interesting or watchable for me. Kirstens acting & facial expressions were as bland as possible bland, Strangely you can just pick amy war happening in the world right now like Gaza / Syria / Myanmar etc. And create a similar story instead of creating an imaginery civil war in America. The only interesting 5 minutes from this movie, was the cameo of Jesse Plemons. Hope he stayed a bit longer.