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Surja Dighal Bari est un film Bangladais de genre Drame avec Dolly Anwar

Surja Dighal Bari (1979)

Surja Dighal Bari
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Durée 2h12
OrigineBangladesh
Genres Drame
Note87% 4.3527754.3527754.3527754.3527754.352775

Surjo Dighol Bari (Bengali: সূর্য দীঘল বাড়ী, English: The Ominous House) is a Bangladeshi Bengali language drama film directed by Masihuddin Shaker and Sheikh Niamat Ali. This film was adoption of Abu Ishaque's novel of same title published in 1955. This was the first government sponsored film of Bangladesh. This film was dubbed in French that time. In 2010, it was dubbed in English and Laser vision distributed this film.

Synopsis

During World War II, a famine broke out. It was called "Panchasher Akal" as it occurred in Bengali 1350s and thousands people died that time. Jaigun was one of them who survived in the Longorkhana that time whose husband abandoned her during the famine. She was accompanied with his son of first husband and daughter of second husband and also her sister-in-law and her nephew. They came back home and build a house in a land that was called "Apoya Vita". When she was struggling hard to live, Godu Prodhan, a influential person of village, proposed her to marry him. At that time, his second husband wants her again. But she refused both. When these two competitors meet one another, her second husband was killed by Godu Prodhan. Jaigun was only eye witness and so Godu burns her house.

Acteurs

Dolly Anwar

(Jaigun)Rawshan Jamil

(Shafi's Mother)ATM Shamsuzzaman

(Jobed Fakir)
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