Aynabaji Original Series

Ratul Bonam Ratul is a compelling telefilm from the Aynabaji Original Series (2017). Directed by Sumon Anowar and featuring Afran Nisho and Zakia Rashid Meem, the drama delves into a complex psychological narrative involving identity and conflict.

Dondo Somash depicts the plight of Billal, a man falsely accused of religious betrayal in a rural village. Exploited by political agendas, he faces severe persecution. The drama critiques communal intolerance and the weaponization of faith.

Ke? Keno? Kivabe? follows a man named Russell who, while trying to secure a construction contract in Chittagong, gets caught in a dangerous case of mistaken identity involving local underworld figures, leading to a suspenseful and humorous resolution.

Mukhomukhi is a compelling telefilm from the Aynabaji Original Series (2017). Directed by Robiul Alam Robi and featuring Jon Kabir and Sohana Saba.

In March Mash e Shooting, actor Abrar Khan travels to Pabna for a film shoot. Amidst tensions, he encounters a mysterious woman living in the past, blurring the lines between his reality and a gripping historical drama about the 1971 war.

In the drama Shesh Ta Ektu Onnorokom, a dedicated theater actor becomes dangerously lost in his role as Othello, blurring the lines between reality and fiction, which leads to a harrowing psychological conflict with his wife, Sumona.