The film boasts a talented ensemble cast familiar with the regional dialect and nuances:

The film is a refreshing romantic comedy that serves as a vibrant tribute to the unique regional culture and language of Chattogram, Bangladesh. Directed by Imraul Rafat, the movie transitioned from a popular television drama series (aired between 2012–2014) into a full-length feature film that captured hearts both locally and internationally. Plot Overview: A Love Story Rooted in Tradition

From their very first meeting, the two characters share a mutual dislike, leading to constant bickering and comical clashes that disrupt their daily lives.

Critics have praised its "strong sense of place" and visual design, which captures traditional elements like Mezban (a traditional feast) and Jabbar-er Boli Khela (wrestling).

A two-time National Film Award winner playing the female lead, Noorjahan.

Unlike many mainstream films, Made in Chittagong is delivered almost entirely in the Chattogram regional dialect (Chatgaiya), making it a significant cultural milestone for the region.

The story follows the tumultuous relationship between (played by Partha Barua) and Noorjahan (played by Aparna Ghose).