Mukhtar Ibn Rafique

Jongli (2025) isn’t your run-of-the-mill action flick. It’s gritty, raw, and honestly kinda wild—just like its main character, played by Mukhtar Ibn Rafique. The story kicks off in the tangled chaos of a city that feels like it’s teetering on the edge, where rules are more like suggestions and survival’s a daily hustle. Mukhtar’s character, known on the streets as “Jongli” (which basically means wild or untamed), doesn’t care about anyone’s expectations. He’s got this electric energy, always one step ahead of everyone else, pulling off stunts that make you wonder if he’s lucky or just straight-up fearless. The plot’s got layers. Sure, there’s the classic cat-and-mouse chase with crooked cops and rival gangs, but it digs deeper—touching on loyalty, betrayal, and what it actually means to be free in a world obsessed with control. Jongli isn’t just fighting other people; he’s fighting his own demons, trying to figure out if he can ever outrun the mess he’s made of his life. There’s this heavy, pulsing soundtrack that matches the chaos, and the city almost feels like its own character—grim, unforgiving, but weirdly beautiful under all the grime. By the time things hit the climax, you’re left wondering if Jongli’s wild ways will finally catch up to him or if he’ll somehow pull off the impossible one more time. It’s tense, unpredictable, and absolutely refuses to play by the rules.