The much-anticipated Bangladeshi film 36-24-36 finally hit the streaming platform Chorki in November, after a delayed release. A part of the Ministry of Love series, this romantic comedy stands out with its focus on self-love and acceptance. Directed by Rezaur Rahman and written by Karina Kaiser and Montasir Mannan, the film delivers a powerful message about embracing oneself and overcoming societal expectations.

A Story Beyond Romance

While most films in the Ministry of Love project revolve around romance, 36-24-36 takes a unique approach by blending humor, emotions, and a story of self-worth. The narrative centers on Saira, portrayed by Karina Kaiser, a wedding planner battling societal stereotypes due to her weight. Her life takes a turn when she meets Tahsir, played by Syed Zaman Shawon, through a professional interaction that gradually blossoms into an emotional journey.

A Complex Emotional Journey

The film explores the challenges of self-perception and societal judgment through Saira’s story. From her initial reservations to an unexpected heartbreak and ultimate personal triumph, Saira’s character resonates deeply with viewers. Supporting performances by Prarthana Fardin Dighi as Priyonti and Abu Huraira Tanvir as a friend add layers to the narrative.

An Ensemble Cast and Stellar Performances

The ensemble cast includes notable names like Syed Zaman Shawon, Prarthana Fardin Dighi, Karina Kaiser, and many others who bring depth and authenticity to the characters. Karina Kaiser’s portrayal of Saira steals the show with her lively expressions and heartfelt acting, making her the soul of the movie.

A Heartfelt Cinematic Experience

The film stands out for its balance of humor, drama, and a thought-provoking narrative. It showcases a story where love, both for oneself and others, becomes the ultimate triumph.