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Afran Nisho

Nowshin Nahrin

Shaun, the Bengali Bride in ‘Ure Jaye Bok Pokkhi’

Ferdous in Ek Cup Cha

Moeen proposing Tupur (x)

Apurbo staring into your soul

The story follows the lives of Gupi and Bagha, which change drastically when they meet the King of all Ghosts. This song sequence especially was a commentary on the British colonisation of the Bengal regions (now Bangladesh and India), where the farmers fought relentlessly to seek independence and drove out the invading colonials.

Sir is such a high thought man, we can’t even begin to guess the philosophy that would go into translating “meye khela”. Our sincerest apologies but we’d have to go get a degree from Mansister Uni before we can answer this q please wait 2-3 years while we get back to you.