Good movie, but…
A few days back I went to watch the widely campaigned movie “Third Person Singular Number” by Mr. Mostafa Sarwar Faruki at Garrison cinema hall adjacent to my residence with one of my relatives. Since purchasing the ticket to watching the movie I was not at ease. Although the cinema seemed to be thought provoking about what is happening to a lone girl in our today's society, I think it could mislead the youth. Let me give an example-- in the first scene, where the heroine Tisha was chased by a teaser and some hooligans while seeking a shelter to spend the night, I found a section of the audience making obscene remarks loudly as if their suppressed feeling found an expression in the form of the characters on the movie. From the beginning to end, such obscene remarks continued.
It is painful to note that whatever the motto of this sort of off-stream movie is, from the gesture of the audience I assumed that the young generation would not follow the ethical side of the movie.
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