UNB, Dhaka :
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the film makers to tell the stories of the country’s glorious Liberation War, brave acts and sacrifices of the war heroes.
“We have some demands. We want to see our films to depict the sacrifices and the achievements of the nation in the great Liberation War” she said addressing the National Film Award-2012 in Dhaka on Saturday.
The prime minister handed over the awards to 23 film artistes and technicians in 24 categories for their outstanding performances.
“There were times when attempts were made to
erase the history of this supreme sacrifice and great achievements,” she said. She said that the films should portray the positive sides of life.
“You should show that wrong and bad deeds are not good for life,” she said adding that the films should help the people flourish their noble attitudes. The prime minister asked the film makers to stay away from making films that may lead the youths to wrong paths.
“We should take care that the films don’t misguide youths of the country for choosing the aberrant path,”
Information Ministry organised the programme at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre with Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu in the chair.
Chairman of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Ministry AKM Rahmatullah was present as the special guest.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the film makers to tell the stories of the country’s glorious Liberation War, brave acts and sacrifices of the war heroes.
“We have some demands. We want to see our films to depict the sacrifices and the achievements of the nation in the great Liberation War” she said addressing the National Film Award-2012 in Dhaka on Saturday.
The prime minister handed over the awards to 23 film artistes and technicians in 24 categories for their outstanding performances.
“There were times when attempts were made to
erase the history of this supreme sacrifice and great achievements,” she said. She said that the films should portray the positive sides of life.
“You should show that wrong and bad deeds are not good for life,” she said adding that the films should help the people flourish their noble attitudes. The prime minister asked the film makers to stay away from making films that may lead the youths to wrong paths.
“We should take care that the films don’t misguide youths of the country for choosing the aberrant path,”
Information Ministry organised the programme at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre with Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu in the chair.
Chairman of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Ministry AKM Rahmatullah was present as the special guest.
