The story of “Shojon Badiar Ghat” is set in Shimultoli village on the banks of the Madhumati River, where two communities—Muslim and Hindu—live side by side. Though divided by religion, they share a deep bond of fraternity, and the entire village feels like one extended family.

Eminent Bangladeshi filmmaker Tanvir Mokammel is all set to begin work on a historical feature film titled “Rupsa Nodi'r BaNke”

In an interview with Star Weekend, Tanvir Mokammel talks about the significance of 1947 in his films, the role of artists in documenting history and the amnesia surrounding Partition among Bangladeshi filmmakers.

Chittagong University Film Society and Bangladesh Film Institute have collaborated to organise a five-day event “Tanvir Mokammel Film Retrospective” at Chittagong University (CU) that began yesterday.

Tanvir Mokammel's acclaimed film “Lal Shalu” will travel to Australia on an invitation from film archiving society Australian Cinematheque.

In a first for a feature film entirely made in Bangladesh, Tanvir Mokammel-directed “Jibondhuli” is going to be released in India in August.