Juboraj Shamim

Everyday Samrat wakes up with the sound of the quarreling of her parents. He doesn't like to study rather he feels comfort and forgets everything when he is in the playground or having fun with friends in the tea-tong of markets. One day their Bangla teacher tells them that the best student will get a chance to go to the picnic. That grew attention in Samrat to go to the picnic for the first time of his life. Out of the, he started studying hard. But suddenly his dad becomes sick, but that doesn't grab any attention of Samrat rather he keeps himself busy with study.

"In Between Living" is a cinematic painting of my inner emotions. It often feels like I am living in a time after my own death. At other times, I wonder if I was ever truly born at all. Perhaps I will be reborn after death, but for now, I live the unfinished life of someone else. The process of creating "In Between Living" has been a meditative journey. I did not set out to tell a story. The frame was my canvas and I simply painted what I felt.

On a fuel-supplying oil tanker in rivers, Old Maqbool, a compassionate cook, wishes luck to all the crew. But the power-hungry helmsman suspects him of being a spy for the vessel owner and harasses him all the time. During port maintenance, Maqbool befriends Noora, a young stowaway seeking refuge. The helmsman exploits the downtime to smuggle oil, which attracts the owner's attention. During a sudden visit, impressed with Maqbool's cooking, the owner allows Noora to stay as his assistant. Desperate to hide his deeds, the helmsman falsely accuses Noora of theft, sparking a web of lies and friction among the crew.

A beggar called Lyangra (the cripple guy), who lives at the railway station, regularly goes to the house of Kaala, a drug dealer, to buy his weed from him. When kaala's wife sohagi catches his eye, lyangra starts trying to get closer to kaala and eventually has an affair with sohagi. when kaala finds out he beats sohagi and she runs away with lyangra to his hometown. when she hears there that lyangra is a convicted murderer, who runs away from place to place just to avoid his sentence, sohagi gets scared and she wants to return to kaala.

Noor, a fifth-grade student, desires to buy a new pair of sneakers, but he doesn't have the money to do so. However, he has a pair of "Lakkha" (pigeons). Now he starts a journey to sell his pigeons