Proshoon Rahmaan

Dhaka Dream is a tale of convergence towards a city, named Dhaka, where a bunch of outlying people gather different experiences that derives from a separate journey that is collective and yet distinctively simultaneous.

Tale of a pregnant Rohingya woman and her identity crisis who does not want to give birth her child at densely populated refugee camp. Who wants to go back to her own village where she born and make challenges against her fate. A feature length narrative in the backdrop of real event and the characters are inspired from true life.

After a decade in Canada, a Bangladeshi immigrant Akash returns to Bangladesh with his child, seeking to reconnect with his abandoned family and past. But time has reshaped everything—relationships have faded, and home feels distant. Struggling with identity and belonging, he confronts the silent weight of migration and the ache of return. Feature Film ‘The Roots’ is a poignant exploration of identity, nostalgia, loss, and the search for home across two worlds.

Woman in South Asian region always remain dependent on their Father, Brother, Husband or, Son in their different stages of life. They never achieve their own home, own address. The story is portraying womanhood of South Asia and depicts the life of Sutopa who never thinks out of that. Finally comprehend when she lost every shelter and found herself on running train where her destination is unknown. Her Own Address is an artistic vision illustrate a human story which appealing to the equality, freedom of souls and antidiscrimination.

A young man who lives nearby an airport finds himself in trouble upon meeting a mysterious stranger.

Dear Satyajit follows the heartfelt journey of a Bengali filmmaker who spent his life chasing the artistic spirit of his idol, Satyajit Ray. Through memories, dreams, and reflections, the film offers a moving tribute to Ray, honoring his enduring legacy on the occasion of his Birth Centenary.

It was 25th August of 2017 when mass Exodus has happen at Cox’s Bazar District of Bangladesh and now Kutupalong of Cox’s Bazar has largest refugee camp site in the world with Rohingya population from Myanmar those who are known as most persecuted minorities. This Feature Documentary Film focusing on their oppressed life and covering the present status of Rohingya Community while they have completed 2 years in the camp with all their disastrous past, restricted present and uncertain future.

A documentary film based on a journey of late filmmaker Tareque Masud