Noireeta Hasin Roudromoyee

Noireeta Hasin Roudromoyee’s name pops up fast when you talk about “Jongli” (2025). She’s not just the face you remember—she’s pretty much the pulse of this film. The story spins around a bunch of characters who seem like they’ve got nothing in common, but fate’s got other plans. One minute, you’re watching a quiet town minding its business, and the next, chaos just breaks loose. There’s this strange energy in the air, like everyone’s hiding something. And, honestly, aren’t they always? Noireeta’s character? Oh, she’s a force. Not your typical heroine, thank god. She stumbles, she snaps, she’s stubborn as hell, but you can’t help rooting for her. The film tosses her into situations that feel way too real—messy relationships, shady deals, and the kind of secrets that keep you up at night. The cinematography? Gritty but gorgeous. There’s sweat, there’s mud, there’s a lot of running and a whole lot of yelling. You feel the heat, the tension, all of it. But it’s not all doom and gloom. There are moments that’ll make you laugh, maybe cringe, maybe shout at the screen. The supporting cast has bite, too. No cardboard cutouts here—everyone’s got their own brand of crazy. By the time credits roll, you’re left wondering who’s really the wild one. “Jongli” doesn’t hand you easy answers. It just drops you into the madness and leaves you there, heart pounding.