Monpura

Monpura is a romantic tragedy film set in rural Bangladesh. This movie's songs are awesome.

I think, This is the best Bangali movie. I saw this movie in 2009 and i was crying when i saw. its a mind blowing Romantic movie. Chanchal acting was awesome in this movie. overall, It's the best Bangla movie I have ever seen. The songs were the best . Fazlur Rahman Babu sang some songs in his melodious voice. You can't imagine how natural they were. His song "Nithua Pathare" is one of my favorite song. I loved this film and would appreciate if this type of films are created further . An awesome love story that made my heart blow every second when i watched. The eternal beauty of the Bangali woman in a sari is depicted in the movie. The pleats are not once misplaced nor is her "kajol" smudged. The work of the camera in bringing in the effects of sun and rain is commendable . The songs, which were already a big hit in Dhaka before the movie was released, added to the film's overall aesthetic quality.

I clearly remember when I saw this movie, the hall was houseful. I was on branched. This time was pohela boishakh (2013/2014). This movie gives us lots of pain but we have lots of good memories.

It's an awesome movie which presents the traditional Bengali culture. With that, it's story line is more than awesome. Cinematography, music, direction, acting...all make it a really great movie. One of the blockbuster hit movies in the Bangladeshi film history. Those who actually don't watch Bangladeshi film, it's a good starting for them. After a long time, there's a change in movie making in Bangladesh. Hats off to Giasuddin Selim, the director of the movie. While watching it, you can enjoy the natural scenario of Bangladesh. Life in the land of river has been brought in the movie. Try this. Hope, you'll enjoy watching it.

This movie is undoubtedly one of the best movies in the history of Bangladeshi film industry. The story, the plot, the acting, and the cinematography were simply outstanding. This film depicts the cultural heritage of rural Bangladesh. It also highlights the social injustice that allows upper class people to exploit the poverty of the less fortunates. Certainly, love does not require any possession and it can unite two people unconditionally forever - this movie shows that truth from the rural Bangladeshi point of view.