Zaki Ahmed Zarif

Tomake Chai is a romantic–emotional Eid natok that centers on love, misunderstanding, and emotional realization. The story follows two individuals whose relationship evolves through conflict, distance, and unspoken feelings. Initially, their connection is marked by hesitation and emotional barriers—often influenced by ego, miscommunication, or life circumstances. As the narrative progresses, both characters begin to confront their true feelings, leading to a gradual transformation in their relationship. The drama builds toward an emotional resolution where love, vulnerability, and acceptance take center stage—reflecting the classic Eid natok theme of reconciliation and heartfelt connection.

A village is thrown into hilarious panic when a female ghost begins attacking lonely men at night, forcing the terrified men to disguise themselves in women’s clothing to survive her wrath.

A campus sports leader and the cultural club president constantly clash over control of the university ground, but amidst their endless rivalry and arguments, they unexpectedly fall in love.

A young couple deeply love each other but constantly argue, and when the girl’s family starts searching for a groom for her, the boy hires someone to pose as his girlfriend, but the girl becomes heartbroken and, unable to tolerate it, decides she wants to marry him immediately.

A matchmaker and a groom investigator cross paths during a matchmaking case, and as the investigator finds himself drawn to her, he begins trying to win her heart.

A young woman becomes obsessed with going viral on social media, and her attention-seeking antics soon leave her worried parents frustrated and concerned.