In my childhood, I used to watch movies, especially Hindi movies, on TV, as my village is located in a border area where we can watch two Indian channels, where every week I could watch movies. The TV we had was from the National Company, and it was a 21 Inch, black-and-white TV. The price of TV at that time was quite high, and many people from my village came to my house to watch TV, especially during the FIFA World Cup, when so many people watched football matches at midnight.

Dear @tanzil2024 !
Hassan!
In the world I live in, black and white TVs disappeared in the 1980s and color TV broadcasting began.

That was before 2000, and the early 2000s, when there were a very small number of families that had TV and electricity in Bangladesh, especially in rural village areas. That time I watched a Bangla movie named Dipu Number 2 which was based on two teenagers with the thrilling discovery of some culprits. They were like enemy at the beginning, and later they became such good friends, and thus the story moved to thrilling adventurous activities that really attracted my childhood mind at that

I guessed a Bangla movie named Dipu Number 2 would be fun!
By the way, The average East Asian man enjoys movies featuring beautiful Indian women the most!😄

East Asian men don't enjoy Bangladeshi and Pakistani films because they don't feature beautiful women!