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The Sands of Time

If you read this…it’s actually nothing…not meant to be an effort to write something that’s very rich in literature. Neither is it a piece of note that can convey my own thinking those I think. It’s hard to describe the situation now. No words can describe it…I wish I could fly with the stars shining…with all the bliss of the sky in an airplane. I did this many years back when I was a little kid knowing nothing about the stars those shine through the nights, the moon that covered my eyes when I saw outside the window…and the glittering lights of cities I passed. I wonder what they are like now. What happened to those white clouds I passed through? Are they still there to greet me through the silence of time? There was a time that I used to take everything so seriously…I watched every little beauty that I passed and now they come to me like a load of so much. I can’t stop dreaming of a sky with such loveliness and beautiful shines. When was the last time I had flown? I can’t remember maybe it was the last days of 1994, the world so foolish around me…and being a little kid I contented my heart with the grace around it. As days go by I stay and think that those times have to come back. I need to see what life on the other side of the world is. Is it okay? Or is it with full of wasted lands. I can’t get back; I want to have a flight to some place so far into the metaphors of time. Into the darkness of a huge sky I once felt like what it would be to be in the space alone, floating around the blue earth with white shades? I close my eyes and water flows as I cry to have something so nice…

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Chaka- The Wheel Review

Story based on a play by Selim Al-din
Director : Morshedul Islam
Winner : Grand Prix in 1994.

Chaka, the word means wheel. Film starts at very early in the morning with two Characters, one man (Amirul Haque Chowdhury) with his companion (Ashish Khandakar) driving an ox cart. Driving the cart he comes across a police station. Here, one man from the police station urges him to take one dead body. The dead body belongs to a distant village. At first, the ox cart driver refuses to take the dead body. After a hard talk by the police officer he decides to take the dead body in his cart and drive it to the village where it belongs. Continue reading

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The Meghalaya

The sky and the meghalayas

Is it the sky? Or is it the hills of Meghalaya? What adds this beautiful image its completeness? Unknown to me. I went to visit Sunamganj, a small town city about 70 kilometers away from Sylhet. Sunamganj is a border district. It has stretches of Indian and Bangladeshi border across it. While I was filming the beauty of the great Meghalaya, was astonished by the image I found in the area. The sky was getting darker as I was moving away from the hills. Still the intensity of nature and the darkness added some visions in my mind. Continue reading

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Enjoying a Big Match

People Watching the Big Match

Football giants clash in the Bangabandhu international stadium. Argentina and Nigeria match added entertainment to the Bangladeshis. Most of the people of Bangladesh during the Football World Cup support Argentina and Brazil. In Bangladesh, during the time of Football World Cup it is hard to find any building without the flags of Argentina and Brazil. It prevails that Bangladeshis are strong football fans. It’s like a dream for the Argentina fans that Argentina along with there best player Lionel Messi would come to Bangladesh and play. Continue reading

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Dhaka’s Old Mosques

Musa Khan Mosque

I decided to visit Dhaka’s old mosques. This was due to the occasion of Dhaka’s 400 years anniversary. I have been looking for mosques those are actually built at the same time. I found three of them. Two stands in the Dhaka University premises. Another one was built in Palashi, near the old town. I am not saying that these mosques were the only mosques built at 17th century.  These mosques have some similar features. First they have only three rows for the musollis to stand and pray. This was probably because at that time Muslims were not majority part of this area. At that time Dhaka was dominated by majority Hindus. And the name Dhaka itself came from Dhakeswari, a Mandir (prayer hall for Hindus). Continue reading

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