Boyfriends and Girlfriends Bengali Web Series Review!

Hello, Bengali web series fans today our topic is Boyfriends and Girlfriends Bengali Web Series Review. 

Excellent construction of complex equations of modern relations is found on Boyfriends and Girlfriends Web Series.

Finally, after many days in Hoichoi platform, not only Hoichoi, why in the whole Bengali web world, after many days from Epar Bangla, a praiseworthy, enjoyable series were found. 

From the very beginning, the hype about the series, the release of the trailer just five days before it hit the platforms, seemed awkward.

But there is no reason to ignore this. First of all, the familiar faces, Isha Saha, Adrija Roy, Riddhi Sen, Ritabrata Mukherjee, Ujan Chatterjee, are not. 

And the subject is very simple, the story of different relationships of youth. This Wi-Fi generation is less capable of reaching a larger audience. One thing seemed strange at first.

In contrast to the actors in the Hoichoi series, the actresses are much older than the actors. So I wondered how the pairing could happen. 

But looking at the series, it seems that this casting was needed. Here are more mature adults than women who have shown maturity in relationships.

On the other hand, where Bollywood heroes are playing the role of thirty-year-olds at the age of fifty-six, the heroines cannot be left behind. Even so, Isha didn't say anything specific about Saha's character age.

The first thing to say is that you can't put this Hoichoi series in a separate list. The Hoichoi series has no aesthetic value, and the makers didn't bother with it. The sole purpose of this series is entertainment.

This web series has shown you how to make a smile out of a strong script, without forcing a laugh, without having the extra comedy trope you need. 

But you don't laugh at your stomach, it's a lot like a good feeling. This series is a pleasure to watch. Short length, can be seen without tidying up.

In today's modern world, the complexities of relationships have been sorted out by writers and directors. 

If the creator of these characters is Mainak Bhowmik alone, then he must be applauded. 

The author shows all the ups and downs of our love life through the six characters, most of which become more complicated because of us.

Director Shubhankar Paul had the responsibility of carrying out the task properly, and he did the job properly. 

The director does not allow any character to be judged for what he has done but shows how to accept a man who has made an admirable, open-minded decision, except for five people, without criticizing, judging, or criticizing.

There is no festival, there is no forced teaching of the audience, there is no emotion. Simply, each individual decides to respect and welcome individual freedom. 

However, it has also been shown that our reactions to us are often influenced by external influences. Our past sorrows, our failures, how much our defence mechanisms damage our present relationships.

The relationships in this series do not tell the story of immortal love like the conventional pictures.

A little bit of documentary touch, the characters breaking the Fourth Wall from time to time, all of this makes one thing very clear. 

These are just like the status of our youth at present. So they are not flawless great men.

They think of the ex in the relationship, find comfort in the other partner from the long-term relationship, get involved in the relationship for a week, suffer from indecision with their own choice, their own will, and so on. There is nothing different to say about the actors.

As I said earlier, this room is a simple and enjoyable thing, so the actors did not give any input in a very different way. 

There is a lack of budget, but it does not hinder your viewing. In one location, the work is done comfortably in a steel frame. Rather, the screenplay, and the acting did not pay much attention to that.

The same song, ‘Hariye Jawar Gaan’ in the film ‘Uma’ has been used repeatedly, and used properly, to convey the complimentary loneliness of every human being in modern life, and to wait for the Messiah to ward off bad moods. 

A spoiler has to be forced. The hustle and bustle of pulling the series into the second season are no longer seen here, by the grace of God.

Rather, it seemed that where the story stood, there could be a wait for the second season. No doubt you will like this Bromans Y Jane Rom less. 

Like the independent content creators of the Hindi web series, Youth Connected, appealing to the youth, if this series is Hoichoi's self-motivated strategy, then it must be said that this series is one ball six.

There is nothing different to say about the actors. As I said earlier, this room is a simple and enjoyable thing, so the actors did not give any input in a very different way. 

There is a lack of budget, but it does not hinder your viewing. In one location, the work is done comfortably in a steel frame.

Rather, the screenplay, and the acting did not pay much attention to that. The same song, ‘Hariye Jawar Gaan’ in the film ‘Uma’ has been used repeatedly, and used properly, to convey the complimentary loneliness of every human being in modern life, and to wait for the Messiah to ward off bad moods. A spoiler has to be forced.

Hoichoi's forcible drag of the series into the second season is no longer seen here, by the grace of God. Rather, it seemed that where the story stood, there could be a wait for the second season. No doubt you will like this Bromans Y Zone Rom less.

Like the independent content creators of the Hindi web series, Youth Connected, appealing to the youth, if this series is Hoichoi's self-motivated strategy, then it must be said that this Hoichoi series is a six in bat.

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