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Brihonnola is a Bangladais film with Ferdous Ahmed

Brihonnola (2014)

Brihonnola
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Length 2h10
Rating71% 3.593083.593083.593083.593083.59308

Brihonnola is a 2014 Bangladeshi Film Feature film directed, produced and story written by Murad Parvez based on religion crysis. The film stars Ferdous Ahmed, Sohana Saba, Azad Abul Kalam, Jhuna Choudhury, Intekhab Dinar. Brihonnola is a tale of the goodness inherent in human nature prevailing over religious prejudice and racial dogmatism.

The film released on 19 September, 2014.

Synopsis

Mohanpur is an ancient village, not unlike many such villages of our country, still deprived of the basic amenities of modern times. There is a local health centre minus a permanent doctor(Azad Abul Kalam) as no one is willing to work and live in a village. There is also a primary school with no more than a handful of pupils and the few who do go to school hardly ever attend college afterwards. The population of the village is just average, neither too dense nor too sparse. One it was a predominantly Hindu locality, but in course of time the proportion of Hindus has declined to the level of Muslims and is continuing to decline further. However, any conflict or clash between the adherents of the two faiths is yet unheard of in this village. All villagers live in an atmosphere of friendly tolerance.Everything has been going well for ages, but at one point an ancient banyan tree becomes the focal point of dispute between the two sections of the village community. Situated on public land, this tree has been witness to the passage of time. It is said that once this plot of land used to be the property of a Hindu zamindar, but at present it belongs to the government.

Actors

Ferdous Ahmed

(Doctor Abir Ali)Sohana Saba

(Durgarani)Dilara Zaman

(Buri - Tulshi's mother)
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