Entertainment Report :
Popular singer and songwriter Quazi Krishnokoli Islam is participating in the Marché du Film 2020, through IEFTA’s collaboration with Dhaka Doc Lab and IFIB. Her project, NOC will be featured in the Cannes Docs Spotlighted Projects. Krishnokoli told this correspondent about her project which is currently in development phase.
Therefore, recently she released a new song titled Prakrito Hoye Banchi. NOC is her first ever feature film project.
While talking about her film project Krishnokoli said, “The story NOC is about single mothers in Bangladesh. I want to tell the world how we struggle. We’re not even aware of what this label encapsulates.”
She thanked IFIB Head and popular TV personality Samia Zaman and Dhaka Doc Lab director Tareq Ahmed for their support in her new venture. The project was selected for Dhaka to Cannes programme, which has been running since 2017. But unfortunately, Cannes Film Festival is taking place virtually this year for the coronavirus.
Krishnokoli said, “I’m sad that we won’t be able to physically join the festival this year. It makes a world of difference in terms of effective communication. I somehow always had this bad luck with international travel.”
Popular singer and songwriter Quazi Krishnokoli Islam is participating in the Marché du Film 2020, through IEFTA’s collaboration with Dhaka Doc Lab and IFIB. Her project, NOC will be featured in the Cannes Docs Spotlighted Projects. Krishnokoli told this correspondent about her project which is currently in development phase.
Therefore, recently she released a new song titled Prakrito Hoye Banchi. NOC is her first ever feature film project.
While talking about her film project Krishnokoli said, “The story NOC is about single mothers in Bangladesh. I want to tell the world how we struggle. We’re not even aware of what this label encapsulates.”
She thanked IFIB Head and popular TV personality Samia Zaman and Dhaka Doc Lab director Tareq Ahmed for their support in her new venture. The project was selected for Dhaka to Cannes programme, which has been running since 2017. But unfortunately, Cannes Film Festival is taking place virtually this year for the coronavirus.
Krishnokoli said, “I’m sad that we won’t be able to physically join the festival this year. It makes a world of difference in terms of effective communication. I somehow always had this bad luck with international travel.”
