Fagun Haway' draws immense praise

The chief show of 'Fagun Haway', a motion picture dependent on the 1952 Language Movement, draw countless adoring individuals at film lobbies.

Performing artist turned executive Tauquir Ahmed coordinated the motion picture which was discharged all the while at 52 film corridors the nation over.

The account of the motion picture was taken from Tito Rahman's Bou Kotha Kou while Nusrat Imrose Tisha, Indian performing artist Yashpal Sharma and Siam Ahmed were in the main job in the film delivered by the Impress Telefilm.

In the interim, President M Abdul Hamid viewed the motion picture "Fagun Haway" (In Spring Breeze) at Bangabhaban Darbar Hall this evening.

Before getting a charge out of the motion picture, he asked producers, movie producers, scholars, scientists and educated people to work more with the Language Movement and spread the history and custom of it among all as he tended to a component of an uncommon debut show of a film dependent on 1952's development at Bangabhaban here.

"The soul of Amar Ekushey has turned into a motivation of worldwide individuals to save their particular dialects and societies . . . spread the history and conventions of 1952 Movement," the President said. Chief Tauquir Ahmed, Managing Director of Impress Telefilm Faridur Sagor Reza and Director and Head of Channel I Shykh Seraj additionally talked on the event.

Prior, Tauquir and lead artiste Siam likewise watched the opening show of the motion picture at the Balaka Cinema Hall while a substantial number of groups acclaimed the directorship and cinematography to make the gathering of people to imagine the situation of language development.

Conversing with newsmen, Tauquir communicated his confidence that the will contact the watchers attitude, their affections for Bangla language and depict the genuine history of Bangalee's battle for their native language.

As indicated by watchers, more motion pictures on such noteworthy episodes ought to be created to mix patriotism and nationalism into attitude of new age.