3.5/5
Rajotto is another Surprise for Movie Goers This Year, From Acting to Directing, From Screenplay to Dialogue Rajotto Offers the Best It Can. Shakib Khan is the heart of the film, Acting by Eamin Haque Bobby and Pobir Mitra was also Good. Beside Good Storyline and Presentation, The Dialogues were mesmorizing and Unique. All The Songs in the Film are Just Too Good especially ‘Tumi Chara’ and Jeo Na Chole. Although Most Of The Film was Good there were also few parts that could be avoided, such as:
- Although The Storyline is very Unique The End Sequence of The Remind us of 90’s Bangladeshi Films.
- The Action Sequences could have been better
- Too Much Skin Showing without Any Script Demand, There were really no need for that
- The Shooting Locations were same as usual, better locations could have been used
- There are Two Item Songs in the Film, It was not nessesary to have Two Item Songs in One Film
- When Shakib Khan’s Real Identity was exposed, The Reactions from Others were very cold, They Could have shown more serious and surprised expression.
- Eamin Haque Bobby’s Acting was Off At Some Parts of The Film
Not Only Negative Parts, There were also some Positive Aspects of The Film, Such as:
- The Songs were very melodious, Ear Soothing and Entertaining
- Shakib Khan’s Acting was excellent as Always
- The Comedy Scenes were really unique and Enjoyable
- The Dialogues and Storyline
Overall, Shakib Khan’s Rajotto was an Entertaining Film and Shows a Lot of Promises for Upcoming Bangladeshi Films. Rajotto deserves a rating of 3.5 / 5 stars
DhallywoodWire 