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PROBAHO, a feature film by Beep & Colourbar Production House & Institution, explores love from a unique and potentially unsettling perspective. The film dives into the tangled emotions that come up when you're attracted to someone. "Probaho," which likely translates to "perhaps" or "maybe" in Bengali, paints a bittersweet portrait of young love.

 

The feature film begins with Priya (played by Mrittika) playing with her sister on the roof. They are overjoyed with the falling of a kite on their roof. Cut to the next scene, we see three boys who visits Priya’s residence in order to retrieve their kite. As soon as they leave, we see an even more joyous Priya, celebrating with her mother. Director Samiran uses lively scenarios to paint a young-love story of Priya and one of the boys.

 

Burdened with financial constraints, Priya’s family decided to send her to the city where she could settle down with a suitable job and live a happy life. Devastated with this news, one of the boys decides to give Priya a gift. This marked the beginning of Priya’s love story.

 

Fast forward to Priya living in the city, she reunites with one of her known faces. Mrittika beautifully portrays the excitement through the eyes of Priya. The boy’s name is Rahul, who visited her residence to retrieve their kite. Rahul offers Priya an opportunity to work with him which she likefully grasps. As the movie approaches its end credits, Priya gets her heartbroken after she comes to know about certain revelations of Rahul.

 

The feature film "Probaho" captures the deep emotions of unspoken love and longing, leaving a strong impression on viewers. While unspoken love can be a beautiful theme, it's important to see how the film portrays these feelings.

 

Get ready for a bittersweet journey with "Probaho," a thought-provoking feature film that breaks the mould of typical romances. Stunning visuals will linger in your mind even after the film ends. However, this story explores unrequited love, so expect a heartbreaking rather than a heartwarming experience. Despite the emotional weight, "Probaho" offers a beautiful and touching exploration of unspoken desires. Those who appreciate a deeper look at emotions will likely connect with this film's nuanced portrayal of love.

 

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