Dipu Number Two
An undertaking story for young men, Dipu Number Two is the second movie of a skilled chief from Bangladesh who is one of only a handful rare sorts of people who focus on quality filmmaking in a country with a rich business entertainment world. The story is taken from a young arranged novel wherein Dipu, a kid having a place with the informed class, is prodded by the school menace however at last structures a profound relationship with him. The rest is absolutely dreamer in nature, remembering a scene for which the two young people figure out how to catch without any help a whole gathering of looters.
In the event that you ask any child from the nineties about his/her most loved youngsters' film, you may find a typical solution from them. Nearly each and every individual who was brought into the world during the nineties watched that film. This film was a tremendous motivation for us (kids having a place with the nineties) and roused us when we were discouraged. A wistfulness toned work of art, it's genuinely an important film throughout the entire existence of Bangladesh entertainment world. The name of that movie is "Dipu Number Two", which was coordinated by Morshedul Islam, one of the pioneer free producers of Bangladesh.
In the event that you ask any child from the nineties about his/her most loved youngsters' film, you may find a typical solution from them. Nearly each and every individual who was brought into the world during the nineties watched that film. This film was a tremendous motivation for us (kids having a place with the nineties) and roused us when we were discouraged. A wistfulness toned work of art, it's genuinely an important film throughout the entire existence of Bangladesh entertainment world. The name of that movie is "Dipu Number Two", which was coordinated by Morshedul Islam, one of the pioneer free producers of Bangladesh.
Dipu Number Two: An All-Time Favorite
The screenplay depended on the 1984 novel of a similar name by Muhammed Zafar Iqbal. It stars Arun Saha leading the pack job of 'Dipu'. At whatever point you watch the film, you will most likely get an opportunity to make a trip back to your youth days and go for a stroll down the memory line.
In this film, the personality of Dipu is very confounded. It requires some investment to get him. Dipu, a kid of around twelve years, lives with his dad (Bulbul Ahmed). Due to his dad's adaptable work, they show up at a lovely town. Dipu quickly fosters a jumping at the chance to this new town and his new school. He makes a great deal of companions yet begins a fight with a school kid named Tarique (Shubhashish) on the absolute first day. Tarique, incapable to scare Dipu, attempts numerous stunts on him and even thrashes him one day. However Dipu doesn't say anything negative this to anyone, rather he considers rebuffing Tarique himself. In any case, one day a little experience on a high water tank changes his sentiments towards Tarique and the crowd becomes acquainted with about the delicate side of Tarek! He is self-important in light of the fact that he needs to battle a great deal because of his wiped out mother. In contrast to other people, he can't respond ordinarily and that is the reason he acts generally with his cohorts. This is the genuine situation of our general public where many go into an egotistical being a result of the hindrances life tosses at them.
These two characters are the focal attractions of the film. The chief has fostered these characters handily. A notable statement "Don't pass judgment superficially". This film is a genuine model where the statement has been consummately reflected. From the start, we as a whole might suspect that Tarek isn't acceptable in any way. In any case, a while later our idea changes with the advancement of the plot. The chief has depicted these things in an exceptionally decent way.
Music has likewise assumed a significant part in the film. The situation of foley sound is enormous though the foundation score assists the crowd with associating more with the film. Cinematography was not tested a great deal, yet mixed so well with the story. Anyway the craftsmanship course was not sufficient.
So, the film is connecting with to such an extent that you won't feel exhausted regardless of whether you watch it twice or threefold and it will make you nostalgic. In the event that you haven't watched it yet, you ought to get it done straightaway as this film has every one of the characteristics to hypnotize a watcher.
The screenplay depended on the 1984 novel of a similar name by Muhammed Zafar Iqbal. It stars Arun Saha leading the pack job of 'Dipu'. At whatever point you watch the film, you will most likely get an opportunity to make a trip back to your youth days and go for a stroll down the memory line.
In this film, the personality of Dipu is very confounded. It requires some investment to get him. Dipu, a kid of around twelve years, lives with his dad (Bulbul Ahmed). Due to his dad's adaptable work, they show up at a lovely town. Dipu quickly fosters a jumping at the chance to this new town and his new school. He makes a great deal of companions yet begins a fight with a school kid named Tarique (Shubhashish) on the absolute first day. Tarique, incapable to scare Dipu, attempts numerous stunts on him and even thrashes him one day. However Dipu doesn't say anything negative this to anyone, rather he considers rebuffing Tarique himself. In any case, one day a little experience on a high water tank changes his sentiments towards Tarique and the crowd becomes acquainted with about the delicate side of Tarek! He is self-important in light of the fact that he needs to battle a great deal because of his wiped out mother. In contrast to other people, he can't respond ordinarily and that is the reason he acts generally with his cohorts. This is the genuine situation of our general public where many go into an egotistical being a result of the hindrances life tosses at them.
These two characters are the focal attractions of the film. The chief has fostered these characters handily. A notable statement "Don't pass judgment superficially". This film is a genuine model where the statement has been consummately reflected. From the start, we as a whole might suspect that Tarek isn't acceptable in any way. In any case, a while later our idea changes with the advancement of the plot. The chief has depicted these things in an exceptionally decent way.
Music has likewise assumed a significant part in the film. The situation of foley sound is enormous though the foundation score assists the crowd with associating more with the film. Cinematography was not tested a great deal, yet mixed so well with the story. Anyway the craftsmanship course was not sufficient.
So, the film is connecting with to such an extent that you won't feel exhausted regardless of whether you watch it twice or threefold and it will make you nostalgic. In the event that you haven't watched it yet, you ought to get it done straightaway as this film has every one of the characteristics to hypnotize a watcher.
Dipu Number Two: An All-Time Favorite
Arun Saha
as Dipu
Shubashish
as Tarique
Bulbul AhmedBulbul Ahmed
as Dipu's father
BobitaBobita
as Dipu's mother,
Mrs. Rowshan
Shafquat
as Shajjad
Forhad
as Babu
Mashfiq
as Tipu
Hasan Mazhar Pial
as Rafique (Football Team Captain)
Abul Khair
as Class teacher
Keramat Mawla
as Drill Teacher
Masud Ali KhanMasud Ali Khan
as Dipu's mother's relative
Golam MustafaGolam Mustafa
as Jamshed Chacha
Dolly Johur
as Tarique's Mother
Shamsuzzaman Khan Benu
as Gangleader of Artifact thieves
Abdul Aziz
as Artifact thief
Movie: Dipu Number 2(1996)
IMDb Rating: 8.9/10
Genre: Adventure,Family
Running Time: 2h 34min
Industry: Dhallywood (Bengali Language)
Director: Morshedul Islam
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