Impress Telefilm's Shajghar: Bangladeshi Cinema

Written by Taslima Akter

For Impress Telefilm
Shajghar
Story : Humayun Ahmed
Script & Direction : Shah Alam Kiron
Starting: Manna, Mousomi, Nipun, Ajharul Islam Khan, Dighi, Abdul Halim Ajij, Kazi Hayat, Aloka Sarker

Summarizing of a tale

A crazy boy named Asif (Manna) has gotten prize doing drama in school at teenager. He gave up his acting because his father forbade him. At the time being of watching drama he met with Lina (Mousumi) who is the daughter of a judge, Wadud Ahmed's (Kazi Hayat) . Seeing Asif's acting she greeted to join at diner with them. Gradually their relationship changed into LOVE. Being disagreement of her father, she married Asif. After marriage she not only started her acting but also join in a school as a teacher. Lina had miscarriage for two times. When she pregnant again, she left the drama group. New girl Khusum (Nipun) attended in drama group. At a first glance Khusum loved Asif. Lina could feel the feelings of Khusum. Lina requested Asif to give up acting for their child who had not yet come. Asif left acting. But she requested khusum to going on her acting life by a letter. Asif and lina's family was enlightened to come of their first daughter Chandrashila (Dighi). Time is running by. By the request of Chandrashila they went to a travel, Coxsbazar. There they were met with a famous actress Puspa. Puspa, who was the new girl in drama group. After reminiscence abiding real actress Puspa left in her goal. Asif and lina forward in their following future.

The Beggar in Dhaka City

written by Ayasha Siddika (Rita)

Beggar is a common project in our country. Those, the poor people, who have not any job they become beggar. Though they are begging from door to door but it is not their job. The lazy people do this. They never try to do other works and don’t try to find any work.

In our country begging is a popular project for some people. It is called project, because somebody deal this idea as their business. They make beggars and put into them in the field work. They are to fill up their targets in the whole day and hand over this begging money to their bosses.

Prophet Mohammad (SM) said, ‘Never beg and try to do some work.’ A beggar was made a woodman from His advice. He hated beggars. But now this hatred job is an expectant job for lazy people. If we make a survey, we can see that some beggars became rich. Then they took Begging as a profession. They don’t try to work at other professions but work hard in Begging.

In front of High Court Mazar, there is a platform of beggars. In the beggars they have multistoried building in Dhaka city. Few beggars are doing usury business. They are usurer.

At Uttara in Dhaka, there lived a beggar; those who has multistoried buildings and he also a usurer. A beggar can beg minimum 4 or 5 kg rice in their whole day. They sell it to their fixed shop and they take the money. They are the main rich person in our country. Funny, isn’t it!?! People of Rangpur, Shirajganj etc are taking the beggar description for their poverty.

In my view, they need food for work. This responsibility should be taken by the awareness people. They need the light of awareness about stop begging. We should give them any kind of work or profitable training. Because it is a stain for a country.

Bangladeshi Flower

This picture is taken by Animesh Chandra Bain..

The Peasants of Bangladesh

The peasants have another name, that is farmer. Those who grows crops in the field are called farmers. Without their help, we can’t eat rice, dal, vegetables, tea, sugarcane, wheat, etc. Beside these, we cannot earn foreign currency without them. Our cash crops are: jute, tea, tobacco, and shrimp.

In our country, most probably 80% of the people are farmers. They are our asset. We are the inhabitants of Dhaka and the other cities in Bangladesh; we are leading our life comfortably because, the farmers are making our life easy by growing food. For these reasons, they are our asset.

There are some differences between farmers of other countries and those from our country. Those are:

In our country:

The peasants are most helpless. They are helping us in every moment but we are not giving respect to them. Some people think they are lower class people. Our producers deserve better than this. We should take care of them.

In other countries:

The peasants are in a better situation than ours. Above all, they are treated as a valuable asset from their nation. They are the most honorable persons to all in their country.

So, we should respect to the peasants for their work.

written by Ayasha Siddika

A Tale of 26 February, 07: Fire on BSEC Bhaban

Written by Ayasha Siddika

It is a story of 26 February, 07. It is not only a tale but also a part of one’s life. At that day, every TV channels telecasted the incident live. Everybody watched it. But I want to tell you again this tale. Please try to understand the zest of the story.

Everything was going on nicely like others day. Everybody was at their work. At 12:00PM, a phone call came at the house. My mother received the phone and it was her elder son on the opposite side of the phone. He addressed his mother; ‘Do you know father’s office has been attacked by fire?’ She astonished after hearing the news. She asked her son, ‘Who said the news to you?’ Her son said, ‘Joy kaka’ (his uncle). After that the mother tried to make communication with Joy on phone but unfortunately the outgoing call service was locked. However, she overcame to open the lock by her elder son. She called to Joy for sureness about the news. When she became assure, then she was weeping. At that time, her younger daughter came to house from her work and asked her mother why was she crying? Mother told her the entire incident. The younger daughter tried to make communication with her elder sister and Joy for details.

The other members of the house were watching TV. The TV channels were telecasted the incident live and the house members watched that incident on TV. At 1:30 PM, the TV crews announced that Md. Azizur Rhaman had fallen down from the third floor and he has died.

Yes, this is the story of Md Azizur Rhaman.who is the employee in BSEC Bhaban and is a Coordinator officer in Purchase section.

After hearing the news, her younger daughters went to the DMC to receive her father’s dead body. That was too pathetic moment for her. It could not be express to anybody with uttering. Without pained anybody cannot feel the pain. Only a suffering people who is suffered by this kind of incident he can feel this pain. When she went to 32-no Emergency Ward in Dhaka Medical College Hospital, then she found her father alive. At that moment she felt with a lot of joy to saw her father. Really, Dear Almighty is too great on us. She was tried to shout that, “My father is alive, and look my father is alive. Thanks my dear Almighty.”

To be continued … … …

The Sparrow : A Common Bird of Bangladesh

Written by Ayasha Siddika

Bangladesh is full of natural gifts. The gifts are: flower, birds, forest, river, climate, fruit, jute, tea, fertile clay etc. All of them, bird is my topic. I am writing about a little bird and its description. Its name is Sparrow. It is a common bird. Every body has enough idea about it and it is a known bird to all. It is brown and white in color but its head and eye side are black. It is not a forest bird.

Sparrows make its nest at the corner on the ceiling by straw, rope, dry branch etc. It likes to live with people. Its food item is normal. Anybody cannot catch for cage it. The male Sparrow is more beautiful then the female Sparrow. When they want to fall in love or choose another Sparrow then the female Sparrow try to show extra and special attraction for the male Sparrow. They are cunning bird. If they could sing that will be more beautiful side. Some naughty boys catch it and fry it to eat. At night the bad boys catch it. We should protect them from bad persons.

Street children (Toaki) in Dhaka City: What do they eat?

Written and posted by

Animesh Chandra Bain

Street children in Dhaka city lead a very miserable life. They eat various kinds of things. But from where they get it? Most of them have to face of kindness of people. Some time they have to face the rude behave from people.In these pictures one boy is eating food sitting by a loan place. He also shared it with his companion. He and his companion always share all things. If any one gives some money they also divide it equally.

Globalfootprint has written:

“Some of the children are on the street - they work, play and spend most of their day with other children on the street but have families to return to at night. These children often help the family earn money by working on the streets.
Other children are of the street - they survive without family, entirely on their own, except for the company of other street children or those willing to help and support them.”

Although they eat food by the kindness of others but they have a simple mind to help others. Dear viewers, in this picture you can see that one boy is giving food to the dog.

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