The film tells the story of a youngster's struggle.

Adam Dawla's film “Boishommo” is finally ready for release. It will open on March 21 in Dhaka, before it travels the country. The premiere of the film was held yesterday at Star Cineplex.
“Boishommo” tells the story of a rich father, who poses his spoiled son a challenge and sets him out into the streets of Dhaka. Spending a few days on the streets of the megacity, the boy not only suffers under harsh conditions but also learns about the living conditions and mindset of the common people of his city.
Fourteen -year-old Abir Hossain Ankon plays the lead role, supported by Sajjad Hossain Rony, Adam Dawla, Mita Chowdhury and others. The story and the screenplay were written by Adam Dawla, who also composed the music for the film, produced by Kirtonkhola Productions and presented by One Stone Films.
On his film, Dawla said “Youth films are uncommon in Bangladesh and I decided to risk making one. I feel that my film has a lot to teach young people about human values and human dignity. While some people may consider 'Boishommo' an art film, it has all the ingredients of a high-quality commercial film – strong acting, good dialogues, beautiful songs, music, dance, fight scenes, a murder, dynamism and speed. I am sure the viewers aged 14 to 25 will love it.”
International distribution is already being done by Ilona Grundmann Filmproduction in Germany while Kirtonkhola Productions is responsible for distribution in Bangladesh.