Golam Kibria Farooki

Set against the backdrop of the 37th anniversary of Bangladesh's independence, this psychological drama-thriller explores the intricate social, psychological, and political realities of post-independence Bangladesh. The narrative follows deeply human struggles that mirror the broader challenges, corruption, and evolving state of the nation, blending suspense with sharp socio-political commentary.

Political Satire '420's double-up '840' aka 'The Great Bangla Democracy Private Limited.'

A bus called the Murir Tin holds the stories of people all over a small village in Bangladesh. It stops in almost every part of the village to take and drop off passengers.

A village gathers a lot of money to buy a TV to watch the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but there are people who are supporting different country groups and creating havoc between them

In this omnibus, 11 Bangladeshi filmmakers create a love letter to the city of Dhaka. From young girls looking for a drink in a dry town to a bank scammer's attempted murder to a plumber creating a refugee crisis, the city co-stars every time.