Populär Vun Bangladesh

A short film inspired by true events in Bangladesh in front of Uttar Badda Government Primary School, 20th July of 2019.

Amena is searching for her son, Joynal, who was illegally trafficked by boat from Bangladesh to Malaysia. She teams up with trafficking survivor Abdus to retrace her son’s steps and shine light on the plight of parents who lost their children to a treacherous journey across the sea.

Can we ever be modern? Could our art ever be removed from the influence of religion? On meeting Bhabotosh, the biggest star in the Bengali festival of the Mother Goddess Durga these were our natural quests. However, amidst all the heartburn in which he was in, we found in him, an artist who only wanted to be remembered, as one, who had sought the truth of this life. This film immerses itself in that need of his, in his factory, his home, as he works to create that one solo show in his long career as an artist, to bare his soul and its roots, rootless that he had always been.

Ritika and Rajeev visit her ancestral home to attend her mother's 80th birthday celebration, only to discover her mother's deteriorating mental state, forcing Ritika to confront this difficult reality and its permanence.

Story of a struggling middle-class private tutor who faces an identity crisis that reveals the social reality to his son.

This 108-minute feature, set in Kolkata, delves into the revival of Tapan Theatre by capturing the essence of four actors working on a play amidst the historical venue’s resurrection post-COVID.

Rupa, a rich girl, is unexpectedly pregnant, and in Bangladesh she needs to get married before she can have a baby. But her journalist boyfriend, who is pursuing a political case, has no time for her. Rupa's mother lives in the United States with her emigrated brother and cancer-stricken father, and they want Rupa to emigrate to the United States as soon as possible to join them. The latest film by Bangladeshi filmmaker Kamal Ahmed Simon, an architect by training, was awarded the World Cinema Fund grant at the Berlin Film Festival. The film has a unique artistic perspective, the hero and heroine are not completely justified, they have the perseverance of the "watchers", but also the confusion of the "bystanders", and finally pushed to the edge of the edge of no way back, the free explosion, but also touching.

"Notun Projonmer Baul which means The New Generation Baul is my journey into the Baul world, it was made in the year 2003. I was deeply 'effected', by the Baul Philosophy and their Music. Bauls are Mendicants or Bards in search of the, "Moner Manush", or the Man after my heart. They have deep suspicion of all man made boundaries and believe in the religion of mankind. Their world has no Maps or Countries, they believe in the religion of mankind, for them the worshipper and the shrine, reside inside the body and one has to dive deep below to soar beyond. Their songs are very esoteric and deeply spiritual." - Bonnie Chakraborty (Director)

A tortured house worker named Zohra. She wants to run away from home. But she can not bring herself to do it because of her feelings of pity for the little kid in the house whom she raised from childhood. One day, she gets the chance to escape; can she overcome her feelings of pity for the little kid and run away, or will she stay and continue to suffer?

The movie contains an impeccable narrative of a contemporary social drama. The story revolves around an unconventional cook who suddenly joins the chaotic life of a busy millennial couple, like a comet, improves their lifestyle, and all of a sudden takes his leave in some bizarre circumstances. How does the weird equation among these three paves its way toward the future?

My Film for Ovishek

Two different life of two children because of social status.

A film made on the famous Bengali film actress Sadhana Bose and director Madhu Bose.

A story of friendship rights, dependence, memories in university hall life with physical disability.

A village girl's life turns upside down with sickness.