‘Three Kisses’ tries to captivate youngsters with boring performances
“Three Kisses” is available on streaming platform for Bangla language content Hoichoi
Known for films like "Monpura" (2008) and "Swapnajaal" (2018), director Giasuddin Selim tried to capture young love triangle and pop culture in "Three Kisses."
Unfortunately, the original Bangladeshi production on Hoichoi failed to be an entertaining production due to its poor acting and weak dialogues.
The cast of the production includes Ahmed Hasan Sunny, Missouri Rashid, Sudip Biswas Deep, Jinat Shanu Shagota, Monir Khan Simul, Farhana Mithu, in various role, among others.
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Story of "Three Kisses" is about a love triangle. Two brothers, Ravi and Abhi, both love the same girl named Dipa. But Dipa falls for Abhi while being in a relationship with Ravi. As the story unfolds we see charismatic playboy Abhi impresses women with his charms but lacks empathy.
Watch the trailer of "Three Kisses" here
This production also shows the mistakes people can make in their adolescence.
Opening scene of "Three Kisses" shows a bunch of youngsters partying in a house. Camera works, light and art direction in the scene are excellent. However, what fails to captivate the audiences in that very scene is -poor performances which continues throughout the show.
The actors delivered the dialogues without passions for which the many of the scenes do not feel realistic.
Regular actor on small screen, Jinat Shanu Shagota's performance was monotonous and her dialogues felt weak, thus useless.
A particular beer brand could have been blurred out in the party scenes, unless it was intentional for product placement. If not, this demonstrates unprofessionalism of the production team.
As the story takes places in a suburb-locations and setting of the drama are very gorgeous. Skilled camera works and cinematography make the dramatic scenes worth watching.
"Three Kisses" is available on streaming platform for Bangla language content Hoichoi as a part of its anthology series titled, "Panch Phoron 2."
"Panch Phoron 2" consists of five episodes directed by five different directors.
