Popular television actress Mousumi Nag has made her comeback to the silver screen after a seven-year hiatus with the release of the Eid film “Chokkor 302”, directed by Saraf Ahmed Zibon. The film marks her return to cinema after her last appearances in the 2015 films “Run Out” and “Prarthona”.
Filmmakers typically tease their films with a first look or a short teaser. However, “Chokkor 302” director Saraf Ahmed Zibon took a different approach to announcing his film.
Filmmaker Saraf Ahmed Zibon’s debut venture, “Chokkor 302”, has secured clearance for theatrical release. Backed by government funding, the film has successfully obtained certification from the Bangladesh Film Certification Board without requiring any edits.
Currently in production, the first season of “Pagla Hawa” will soon premiere on Gama Flix's YouTube channel, offering audiences a unique lens to explore the cultural shifts and humor within rural Bangladeshi life.
A huge number of people have a craze for Kajal Arefin Ome's “Bachelor Point”, and projects that are helmed by him for both television and YouTube.
On Tuesday morning, the ad disappeared from Coca-Cola’s YouTube channel, prompting speculation that the company had taken it down in response to the backlash. However, the ad was back online by the evening, with a disabled comment section to prevent further negative feedback.
The advertisement featured the "Bachelor Point" famed actors Saraf Ahmed Zibon and Shimul Sharma, along with Abdullah Al Sento, among others. actor and filmmaker Zibon directed the advertisement, which led to massive trolling and criticism of him on social media.
In response to the backlash, actor Shimul Sharma, who starred in the advertisement, took to social media to issue a heartfelt apology. Sharma expressed, "I, Shimul Sharma, have not yet become an actor worthy of recognition because I still lack the dedication and foresight necessary to be a true actor. I am only trying. This is why my work, done without understanding, has hurt my audience, my family, and the people of my country. In the future, I will ensure that any work I undertake respects our country's values, human rights, and people's sentiments.”
A new advertisement by Coca-Cola Bangladesh added fuel to the fire of this movement.
Popular television actress Mousumi Nag has made her comeback to the silver screen after a seven-year hiatus with the release of the Eid film “Chokkor 302”, directed by Saraf Ahmed Zibon. The film marks her return to cinema after her last appearances in the 2015 films “Run Out” and “Prarthona”.
Filmmakers typically tease their films with a first look or a short teaser. However, “Chokkor 302” director Saraf Ahmed Zibon took a different approach to announcing his film.
Filmmaker Saraf Ahmed Zibon’s debut venture, “Chokkor 302”, has secured clearance for theatrical release. Backed by government funding, the film has successfully obtained certification from the Bangladesh Film Certification Board without requiring any edits.
Currently in production, the first season of “Pagla Hawa” will soon premiere on Gama Flix's YouTube channel, offering audiences a unique lens to explore the cultural shifts and humor within rural Bangladeshi life.
A huge number of people have a craze for Kajal Arefin Ome's “Bachelor Point”, and projects that are helmed by him for both television and YouTube.
On Tuesday morning, the ad disappeared from Coca-Cola’s YouTube channel, prompting speculation that the company had taken it down in response to the backlash. However, the ad was back online by the evening, with a disabled comment section to prevent further negative feedback.
The advertisement featured the "Bachelor Point" famed actors Saraf Ahmed Zibon and Shimul Sharma, along with Abdullah Al Sento, among others. actor and filmmaker Zibon directed the advertisement, which led to massive trolling and criticism of him on social media.
In response to the backlash, actor Shimul Sharma, who starred in the advertisement, took to social media to issue a heartfelt apology. Sharma expressed, "I, Shimul Sharma, have not yet become an actor worthy of recognition because I still lack the dedication and foresight necessary to be a true actor. I am only trying. This is why my work, done without understanding, has hurt my audience, my family, and the people of my country. In the future, I will ensure that any work I undertake respects our country's values, human rights, and people's sentiments.”
A new advertisement by Coca-Cola Bangladesh added fuel to the fire of this movement.
In continuation of his remarkable portrayals in the film “Hubba” and the web-series “Mohanagar”, the actor will next enthral his audiences with a new film. His upcoming film venture — Saraf Ahmed Zibon's directorial "Chokkor 302" is soon to hit the theatres.
