Staff Reporter :
The two-day long documentary film exhibition on life and works of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman will begin at Showkot Osman Auditorium of the National Museum on August 15.
Department of Films and Publications and Department of Public Libraries are jointly organising the function.
Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu will inaugurate the exhibition at 3:30pm on August 15.
Director General of Department of Films and Publications will preside over the inaugural function while Secretary of Cultural Ministry Md Nasir Uddin will be present there as special guest.
A discussion will be held at the same place on August 16.
State Minister for Information Ministry Tarana Halim will be present at the discussion as chief guest while with Director General of Department of Public Libraries Ashish Kumar Sarker in chair.
In the exhibition, the documentary films of Mass killing in 1971 and mass graveyards will be showed. Besides these, “Ebarer Songram Swadhinotar Songram,” “Oshamapto Mohakabbya,” “Swadhinota Amader Ki Kore Holo,” “Amader Bangabandhu,” “Sonali Dingulo” and “Chiranjib Bangabandhu” will be showed in the exhibition.
The exhibition show will start from at 3:30 and end at 7:30 every day.
The two-day long documentary film exhibition on life and works of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman will begin at Showkot Osman Auditorium of the National Museum on August 15.
Department of Films and Publications and Department of Public Libraries are jointly organising the function.
Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu will inaugurate the exhibition at 3:30pm on August 15.
Director General of Department of Films and Publications will preside over the inaugural function while Secretary of Cultural Ministry Md Nasir Uddin will be present there as special guest.
A discussion will be held at the same place on August 16.
State Minister for Information Ministry Tarana Halim will be present at the discussion as chief guest while with Director General of Department of Public Libraries Ashish Kumar Sarker in chair.
In the exhibition, the documentary films of Mass killing in 1971 and mass graveyards will be showed. Besides these, “Ebarer Songram Swadhinotar Songram,” “Oshamapto Mohakabbya,” “Swadhinota Amader Ki Kore Holo,” “Amader Bangabandhu,” “Sonali Dingulo” and “Chiranjib Bangabandhu” will be showed in the exhibition.
The exhibition show will start from at 3:30 and end at 7:30 every day.
