Titaan Chowdhury | Actor

Fagun Haway - In Spring BreezeIn 1952, a Pakistani police officer comes to a small town in southern east Pakistan (Now Bangladesh), and orders all soldiers in the police station to speak in Urdu, and eventually becomes more aggressive to change the people's language. His autocratic behavior breaks the small town into a silent protest and reassembles the whole country. Fagun Haway tells us about the spirit of protecting the mother language represents that of Dhaka where police opens fire on the procession. Salam, Barkat, Zabbar and Rafique dies. Mother tongue is our right. No one can take it away.

KeAn urban middle class family with a lot of expectation from the daughter-in-law. Some of them are met, some of them left disappointed. Who’s to blame? This film is directed by Ashfaque Nipun under the supervision of Adnan Al Rajeev.

KashRana is on the run with 57 Lac taka cash. He works as a distribution sales officer for a mobile banking company. Every day, he collects cash from agents and deposits it in the distribution house. After losing his wrist in an attempt to save his cash, Rana’s company bestows him with a meager two thousand taka increment for his loyalty and bravery. Two years later a new Rana is born. Defying everyone’s imagination, he flees with the cash, leaving everyone he has, behind. What happens next, turns his life upside down.

Next Of KinGP Mona Harcourt's life is torn apart when her brother is abducted and her nephew falls under suspicion of complicity in the crime.

A Little Red CarLakshmi is a little girl and she is motherless. Her father Narayan is a statue maker. Narayan’s financial situation is not so good. In the meantime, some people have demanded money from them on the phone for several days. One day Narayan goes to town to buy some stuff. Before leaving, Lakshmi asks him to bring a red car for her. Narayan tells her that when coming from the city, he will get a red car for her. Narayan goes out to the city and when he returns home in the morning with a red car for Lakshmi, he was not ready for what he sees.