In a vibrant celebration of cultural harmony and unity in diversity, a new thematic visual project titled "Together We Can" brings to life the colourful spirit of the Biju Festival and Bengali New Year. Rooted in the deep traditions of indigenous communities, this creative initiative merges culture, emotion, and artistic expression into a compelling narrative that transcends societal boundaries.

Photo: Mishuk Damei

Directed conceptually by actress Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed, the shoot masterfully intertwines the joyous rituals of Biju and heartfelt reunions among friends, reflecting values of empathy, unity, and the universal language of human connection. This effort is dedicated to all those who believe in the ideals of "One World, One Love."

Photo: Mishuk Damei

Photographer Mishuk Damei captured the essence of the event, while Hill Shoot Studio handled the editing. The project was enriched by the instrumental rendition of Bob Marley's iconic "One Love," emphasising its message of global solidarity.

The visual storytelling was further enhanced through thoughtful wardrobe curation by Shommo Chakma, Woven Elegance (বুনন শৈলী), and Afsana Ferdousi. Mehendi designs by Eva (Saroja) and accessories by Glued Together and Saptoshikha. 

Photo: Mishuk Damei

Artists Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed and Brishti Chakma were featured in the video.

Executive producer Amit Sinha, along with heartfelt contributions from individuals like Tapan Chakma (Topu), Sajid Rahman, Noman Mujib, Sunil, Dipanwita Chakma, and Prakriti, played pivotal roles in shaping this initiative. 

Photo: Mishuk Damei

Special gratitude goes to Kingdom Garden & Restaurant (KGR) and the warm-hearted people of Rangamati, whose spirit and support anchored the entire production.

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"Together We Can" is more than a shoot—it's a tribute to togetherness, tradition, and the shared joy that unites us beyond boundaries.