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"Jongole Mitin Mashi" takes the audience on an immersive journey into the world of wildlife preservation, wrapped within the narrative of a seasoned detective. Based on Suchitra Bhattacharya's novel "Saranday Shaitan," this film marks the second installment in the Mitin Mashi franchise, following the exploits of Mitin, an established detective who runs the investigative agency Third Eye.

The storyline revolves around Mitin's mission to combat an illicit gang engaged in the poaching of wild elephants in the forest. While the film carries a vital social message about the importance of protecting nature and wildlife, it doesn't entirely adhere to the high-intensity suspense typically associated with detective stories. However, director Arindam Sil manages to retain the essence of the source material, albeit with a few deviations from the original novel.

Koel Mallick shines in her portrayal of Mitin Mashi, delivering a convincing performance that anchors the film. Her character's dedication to solving the case and her commitment to preserving wildlife resonate strongly throughout the narrative.

The film's background score, while impactful, occasionally becomes overly loud, potentially overshadowing the storytelling. Nevertheless, this is a minor drawback in an otherwise well-crafted movie.

Arindam Sil's direction is commendable, as always, maintaining his reputation for delivering engaging and meaningful cinema. "Jongole Mitin Mashi" stands as the second installment in the series, with Koel Mallick leading the way with her compelling performance.

In summary, "Jongole Mitin Mashi" offers a great cinematic experience, blending elements of adventure, mystery, and detective work with a crucial message about wildlife conservation. While it may not entirely align with traditional detective story expectations, it provides a unique and engaging narrative that combines the thrill of solving mysteries with the urgency of protecting nature. It's a film that leaves you not only entertained but also contemplating the importance of preserving our natural world.

"Mitin Mashi has always been my favorite since my childhood days, and I love Koel Mullick too. It is a double bonanza for me to watch Mitin Mashi, played by none other than my favorite actress. Jongole Mitin Mashi is based on the novel "Saranday Shoytan" written by the late Suchitra Bhattacharya. This film is directed by Arindam Shil. Koel Mullick, Lekha Chatterjee, and Subhrajit Dutta play the main roles. The screenplay is captivating, the editing is crisp, and the dialogues are quite preachy but well-intentioned. The music and background music are excellent. Koel Mullick did a fantastic job. She has some massy action scenes and monologues, and she nails it. Subhrajit Dutta has done a great job too. Tupur, played by Lekha Chatterjee, is good. She looks very beautiful throughout the film. I got an instant crush on her, joking aside. The side characters are not very strong because their character development is not good. The linear screenplay does not offer much, but the film is thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish. As a Mitin Mashi fan, I want to see the next installment as soon as possible.

Jongole Mitin Mashi is a Jungle Adventure Movie starring Koel Mallick

It has good pacing and some nice soundtracks but there are certain twist endings that are incredibly predictable. The audience can easily identify the main villain at the end from the very beginning of the movie.

Anyways, I loved Koel Mallick's acting in this movie, and her character of a Detective was well-played as well.

Overall it is a nice movie with a 2 hour duration. It is family friendly and teaches about saving the environment, which gives a a nice lesson or a nice message to the audience, to save greenery and save the planet.

#JongoleMitinMashi : Beautiful Cinematography, Crisp Editing, Great Music by #BickramGhosh, Fairly Good Screenplay with a Lovely Narrative Style. #KoelMallick stole the show eclipsing others. Applause to director #ArindamSil for making a good Children's Film which is way better than its previous franchise. It is a perfect puja film and shouldn't be missed in this festive time. All the other actors have done their parts well. Based on one of the lovely stories of Mitin Mashi written by Suchitra Bhattacharya, it is a perfect tribute to the genius. This is the perfect mixture of Jungle Adventure.