Telifilm `ami mayer kache jabo' based on sheikh russel



Masid Rono, Snr. Newsroom Editor, Barta24.com
playwright Shahid Rahman, child artist Dihan and renowned actress Jyotika Jyoti

playwright Shahid Rahman, child artist Dihan and renowned actress Jyotika Jyoti

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During the most brutal night in history, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, along with most of his family members and close relatives, was brutally murdered, leaving only two daughters alive.

Sheikh Russel, witnessing the massacre firsthand, heard the agonizing cries of his loved ones, including his father, mother, two elder brothers, and sisters-in-law, as they were mercilessly slain. Among Bangabandhu's family, Sheikh Russel was the final victim of the assassins. His last words before his untimely demise were 'I want to go to my mother' and 'Bring me to Hasu Apa.

Telifilm `ami mayer kache jabo' based on sheikh russel

Although this harrowing event is etched in history, playwright Sahid Rahman is now set to depict this tragedy on a larger scale through a telefilm titled 'Aami Mayer Kachhe Jabo (I want to go to my mother).' The story will be brought to life with visuals for the first time, aiming to provide a comprehensive portrayal of the events.

The contract signing and poster unveiling for the telefilm took place on Wednesday, March 6, at the Officers Club, with Shahid Rahman, telefilm director Hasan Rezaul, creative director Prasoon Rahman, child artist Dihan portraying Sheikh Russel, renowned actress Jyotika Jyoti as Bangamata, actor Christiano Tanmoy as Sheikh Kamal, and other notable figures including Dr. Mostafa Jalal Mohiuddin and Dr. Kanak Kanti Barua in attendance.

tanzika amin played Sheikh Russel's teacher geetali

The shooting for the telefilm is scheduled to commence on May 10, with plans for its premiere on June 16 in Kolkata and Delhi, India. The production aims to be completed before the premiere, followed by a grand premiere show in Dhaka.

Spanning 10 years of Sheikh Russel's life, the 90-minute telefilm 'Aami Mayer Kachhe Jabo (I want to go to my mother)' will delve into his experiences and attempt to recreate them in a creative and compelling narrative. Adapted from Sahid Rahman's novel 'Mohamanober Deshe,' the telefilm will adopt a biographical genre.

Telifilm `ami mayer kache jabo' based on sheikh russel

The ensemble cast also includes Shakil Ahmed as Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Sadia Ayman as Sheikh Hasina, Sharif Siraj as Sheikh Jamal, Tanjika Amin as Sheikh Russel's home teacher Geetali, and Dolly Johur as the laboratory school headmistress.

   

April 23 is declared as Black Day of Filmdom



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Entertainment journalists including the Television Camera Journalists Association staged a human chain and protest rally on Wednesday (April 24) to protest the organized attack on journalists at BFDC. At that time, they declared April 23 as the film's black day.

Meanwhile, in the night, in the decision of the inquiry committee formed by the journalists and artistes' association, the artists' association accepted four of the five-point demands of the journalists. However, Joy Chowdhury refused to accept the demand of expulsion from the association for two years and was banned for one month and asked to express his regret in front of everyone. But when Joy Chowdhury tried to divert the incident without expressing his grief, the journalists got angry.

A protest rally held at the gate of FDC on Wednesday afternoon demanded the immediate arrest of those involved in the incident. Journalist leaders said that the attack on FDC led by actor Joy Chowdhury, actor Shiva Shanu and villain Alexander Bo was a pre-planned and attempted murder.

After the human chain, the journalists submitted a memorandum to the Managing Director of FDC and demanded a fair investigation of the incident.

Aggrieved by this incident, the journalists declared Joy Chowdhury banned from FDC for life and declared April 23 as Film Black Day.

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Shilpi Samiti President Misha Saudagar, Secretary Dipjal



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Actor Misha Saudagar has won the president post of Bangladesh Film Artists Association this year (2024-26). Actor Monowar Hossain Dipjal has won the post of general secretary.

Misha Saudagar got 265 votes for the post of president, his rival Mahmud Koli got 170 votes. On the other hand, Dipjol got 225 votes for the post of general secretary, his rival Nipun Akhter got 209 votes.

Apart from Misha-Dipjol, Masum Parvez Rubel won the post of vice-president by getting 234 votes and DA Taib got 231 votes. Arman won the post of joint general secretary, Joy Chowdhury as organizing secretary, Alexander Bo as international affairs secretary, Jackie Alamgir as office and publicity secretary, Mamnoon Imon of Koli Nipun panel as culture and sports secretary and Kamal as treasurer.

Besides, 11 members of the Executive Council were elected – Sucharita, Rozina, Aliraj, Subrata, Dilara Yasmin, Shahnoor, Nana Shah, Ratna Kabir, Chunnu and Poli and Soni Rahman of the Kali-Nipun panel.

Voting begins at 9:30 am on Friday (April 19). Lasts till 5:30 pm. 475 artists voted in a festive atmosphere.

There were 570 total voters in this election. 48 candidates from two panels, including six independents, contested in this election to form a 21-member committee. In an alliance between the two rival panels were the two actors Misha and Dipjol from current Dhakai prominent film actors. From another panel, Golden past days hero Mahmood Koli and heroine Nipun Akhter fought.

In this election, Chief Election Commissioner was Khorshed Alam Khosru and members were AJ Rana and BH Nishan. Election results were declared at 7 am on Saturday.

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Baby Nazneen lost her mother



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Popular singer Baby Nazneen has lost her mother. On the morning of 17th April, her mother Abida Mansoor died in Bangladesh Medical College Hospital while undergoing treatment. (Inna lillahi wa---- Rajiun). She was 75 years old.

She was suffering from various problems including kidney complications for a long time. She is survived by three daughters, one son, grandchildren and many other great-grandchildren. According to family sources of Baby Nazneen, she was buried at Banani graveyard after Zohar prayer on Wednesday. On April 16, Baby Nazneen left for Japan from the US for professional reasons. She got the news of her mother's death from there. She is scheduled to return to Dhaka soon. She asked everyone to pray for her mother.



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Popular singer Khalid passed away



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Khalid, vocalist of popular musician Chaime band, has passed away (innalillahi wainna ilahi rajioun).

He died on Monday (March 18) around 7:15 pm. The singer's body is said to be at Comfort Hospital, Green Road.

This information was confirmed by lyricist and composer Prince Mahmud.

Among the notable songs sung by Khalid are– Saralater Pratime, Jatata Megh hole Brishti namey, Kono karonei ferano gelo takey, Hoyne jabaro bela, Jodi himalay theke dukkho ashe, Tumi nei tai.  

The songs of Khalid, the artist of numerous popular songs, were once on the lips of the neighborhood listeners, played in various shops including Bipani Bitan. 

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