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| Antarjal Movie Review |
Last year saw the release of Antarjal, Bangladesh's first film built around cyber hacking. Deepankar Deepon's films always offer something new, and they usually come with a good budget too. It's clear that he made Antarjal on a large scale and with great care. The cinematography, color grading, VFX, and background music were all passable.
Just hearing the name "Antarjal" gives you an idea of the story. Deepankar Deepon has built the plot around cyber crime. The film makes it very clear how dangerously cyber crime is spreading across the world today. Watching it gives you at least some sense of how big a risk cyber crime is for the country and the world, and Antarjal also tries to show the audience how the misuse of technology can have a terrible impact on an entire nation.
Siam Ahmed, Bidya Sinha Mim, ABM Sumon, Suneraah Binte Kamal, and the other actors all did well enough in their respective roles. There was also a Korean actor whose performance was the best of all and felt very natural. And at the end, there was a huge twist.