Entertainment Report :
Popular Bangladeshi actor Mosharraf Karim debuted his acting career in his first movie in Kolkata on February 12.
He went to Kolkata last Wednesday to promote the movie. He is now passing busy times there doing promotions for his movie for a week. The movie titled Dictionary is directed by Kolkata’s director and Tourism Minister of West Bengal Bratya Basu.
Work on the movie started exactly one year ago in February. But the shooting stopped in March due to Covid-19. However, the shooting of Mosharraf’s part ended before that. He also returned to Bangladesh after that. Later, he went to Kolkata at the end of last year for dubbing. The movie became ready to be released after that. The movie was shot in Bolpur, Jangalmahal, Coffee House and other places in Kolkata. Mosharraf Karim said he enjoyed the shooting with the new unit in the new place.
While talking in this regard Mosharraf Karim said, “This is my first work in Kolkata. In fact, wherever the actor works, he will do the same thing – acting. That’s what I did. I have tried to portray the role that Bratyada gave me. The good thing is that Bratyada’s thoughts on the role matched mine. So, it became easier for me to work.” While asking him why he was chosen for the role, Mosharraf Karim replied, “The director could say that better. But as far as I have heard, he watched some of my works. That’s why he contacted me for the character. Then I started acting.”
When asked him about what is the difference between the cinematic practice of Bangladesh and Kolkata, Mosharraf said, “Basically, there is no difference in this regard. If the content is good, then the director knows how he has to do the work. Bratyada completed the whole work very consciously. So, I would say (in Kolkata) they work a little bit neatly. Bangladeshi directors also do this in the same way. But they actually get less of that opportunity.”
The story depicts the theme of relationship gap, said Mosharraf Karim. He and Kolkata actress Paulmi played the role of husband and wife in the story. Mosharraf is a novice businessman with no higher educational qualifications who wants his son to study well. However, some hints of the story have been found in the teaser and trailer of the film.
Glimpses of Mosharraf Karim’s performance have also been seen there. The film is based on two short stories of Buddhadev Guha – Baba Howa (Being a Father) and Swami Howa (Being a Husband).
Popular Bangladeshi actor Mosharraf Karim debuted his acting career in his first movie in Kolkata on February 12.
He went to Kolkata last Wednesday to promote the movie. He is now passing busy times there doing promotions for his movie for a week. The movie titled Dictionary is directed by Kolkata’s director and Tourism Minister of West Bengal Bratya Basu.
Work on the movie started exactly one year ago in February. But the shooting stopped in March due to Covid-19. However, the shooting of Mosharraf’s part ended before that. He also returned to Bangladesh after that. Later, he went to Kolkata at the end of last year for dubbing. The movie became ready to be released after that. The movie was shot in Bolpur, Jangalmahal, Coffee House and other places in Kolkata. Mosharraf Karim said he enjoyed the shooting with the new unit in the new place.
While talking in this regard Mosharraf Karim said, “This is my first work in Kolkata. In fact, wherever the actor works, he will do the same thing – acting. That’s what I did. I have tried to portray the role that Bratyada gave me. The good thing is that Bratyada’s thoughts on the role matched mine. So, it became easier for me to work.” While asking him why he was chosen for the role, Mosharraf Karim replied, “The director could say that better. But as far as I have heard, he watched some of my works. That’s why he contacted me for the character. Then I started acting.”
When asked him about what is the difference between the cinematic practice of Bangladesh and Kolkata, Mosharraf said, “Basically, there is no difference in this regard. If the content is good, then the director knows how he has to do the work. Bratyada completed the whole work very consciously. So, I would say (in Kolkata) they work a little bit neatly. Bangladeshi directors also do this in the same way. But they actually get less of that opportunity.”
The story depicts the theme of relationship gap, said Mosharraf Karim. He and Kolkata actress Paulmi played the role of husband and wife in the story. Mosharraf is a novice businessman with no higher educational qualifications who wants his son to study well. However, some hints of the story have been found in the teaser and trailer of the film.
Glimpses of Mosharraf Karim’s performance have also been seen there. The film is based on two short stories of Buddhadev Guha – Baba Howa (Being a Father) and Swami Howa (Being a Husband).
