Ferdous, Nabila’s movie ‘Juddho Jibon’ being made in Ctg

Small screen actress Nabila Binte Islam is acting opposite Ferdous in the movie Juddho Jibon.

Ferdous Ahmed, who has acted in the most number of movies in government-funded films in Bangladesh, is a multi-time National Film Award winner.

Since last Monday, Ferdous is again acting in a new government grant movie in Chattogram.

Ferdous Ahmed is acting in this movie under the direction of Rifat Mostafa Tina, the daughter of Chittagong University’s present Vice Chancellor Dr Shireen Akhter.

Small screen actress Nabila Binte Islam is acting opposite Ferdous in this movie.

Director Rifat Mostafa Tina told this correspondent, “The movie ‘Juddho Jibon’ is being made based on a true story written by my mother Dr Shireen Akhter.

The screenplay of the movie is written by Mohi Mohiuddin.

In the first lot, we will shoot from seven consecutive days.We hope to shoot for 10 days in the second lot next month.”

Actor Ferdous told this correspondent, “Before this, I worked in Chattogram for the movie ‘Dampara’ based on the story of the Liberation War.

For the second time, I am working on a movie in Chattogram under the direction of Tina in the movie ‘Juddho Jibon’.

The story is based on a true story of the eighties.

For now I can’t share the story.

But all I can say is that the story is being shot in all the places around the subject or person.

That’s why I like to do the work.

I’m actually trying to feel that time.

It is affecting my performance.

The whole unit of the movie including the director is helping us a lot.

Moreover, the hospitality of Chattogram people always impresses me.

Overall the movie is going well.”

Meanwhile, two movies starring Ferdous were released a few days ago.

One was children film ‘Mike’, jointly directed by FM Shahin and Hasan Jafrul, and the other was ‘1971 Sei Shob Din’ directed by Hridi Haq.

Performance of Ferdous in these two movies has been appreciated.

There are also movies starring Ferdous awaiting release.

These are: ‘Dampara’, ‘Maniker Lal Kakra’, ‘Ahare Jibon’, ‘Jam’ and ‘Gungchi