In light of the 1952 Language Movement, the film Phagun Hawa is set to discharge on February 8, under the pennant of Impress Telefilm Limited. The film is adjusted from a story named Bou Kotha Kou, composed by Tito Rahman. Coordinated by Tauquir Ahmed, the film was shot in Paikgachha Upazila of Khulna.
The film will star Tisha, Siam, Abul Hayat, and Fazlur Rahman Babu, among others. Prestigious Indian on-screen character Yashpal Sharma will likewise show up in Phagun Hawa, and will be seen assuming the job of a Pakistani cop. Tisha and Siam have combined up on screen without precedent for this film.
"I generally incorporate silliness in my movies, and I attempted to do as such in Phagun Hawa also," referenced Tauquir Ahmed. He further included that the film has been submitted to the control board for endorsement.
"I feel pleased to be a piece of a film that depends on an indispensable piece of our history," said performer Tisha. "I trust the film will connect with a global gathering of people," said her co-star, Siam Ahmed.
There are three tunes by Pintu Ghosh, Nandita and Sukanya in the film. At first, the film will discharge in 30-40 film corridors.
The cast began taping in March, a year ago. To make a reasonable 'retro' climate, a multi year-old working in Paikgachha was utilized for shooting.
The advancements of Phagun Hawa are going all out with the arrival of its official secret and notice, which was planned by Bipasha Hayat.
The executive is confident about the film. He trusts that the group of onlookers will get it emphatically.
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