Cinema enthusiasts in Dhaka were treated to a delightful cinematic showcase on Monday January 22 as the 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival highlighted two homegrown productions: "Eti Chittra" and "Ajob Chhele."

 

A Journey Through Time and Imagination:

The inaugural film, "Eti Chittra," directed by Raisul Islam Anik, beckons viewers to a time of serene simplicity in a Bangladeshi village during the 1990s. Shot against the picturesque backdrop of Meherpur, Chuadanga, and Khulna, the film promises a nostalgic experience brought to life by the stellar performances of Rakib Hossain Evon and his co-stars. The unfolding narrative awaits audiences at 7:00 pm tonight at the Sufia Kamal Auditorium, inviting them to rediscover the enchantment of a bygone era.

 

Unveiling a Peculiar Tale:

Following at 5:00 pm at the National Art Gallery Auditorium is "Ajob Chhele," a film rooted in the captivating novel by Muhammed Zafar Iqbal. This intriguing drama revolves around a distinctive boy, portrayed by Ridwan Siddique, whose journey guarantees both heartwarming and thought-provoking moments. Renowned actor Tauquir Ahmed graces the cast, adding further depth and nuance to the narrative.

 

Embracing Diversity:

These two Bangladeshi films offer merely a glimpse into the rich tapestry of cinematic offerings at the 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival. With a diverse selection of films hailing from various corners of the globe and categorized under different themes and genres, the festival caters to a wide audience.

 

Film enthusiasts, seize the opportunity, secure your tickets, and immerse yourselves in a world of stories waiting to be explored. Whether captivated by the nostalgia of "Eti Chittra" or enticed by the mysterious allure of "Ajob Chhele," let the magic of cinema unfold before your eyes.