Actor Bappi Chowdhury has demanded that arrangements be made to show Bengali movies in the Shilpakala Academy or Auditorium of the districts and upazilas of the country which do not have cinema halls. He announced such a plan on his Facebook. At the same time, he thinks, ‘The people of the country have no shortage of interest in watching Bengali films. ‘
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Bappi says, ‘Jamalpur and Star Cineplex have made it clear that ordinary people of this country want to watch Bengali movies.
There was no cinema hall, but there was no shortage of people watching movies. People have bought movie tickets along the line at Star Cineplex. ‘
Mentioning the interest of the viewers and listeners of Bengali films this Eid, Bappi wrote on his Facebook, “After Korona, the film arena of this country came to a standstill. With ‘Sbashurbari Zindabad-2’, the visitors have started returning. We think a class of spectators comes to the cinema hall. Maybe we notice that one class. But this Eid has made it clear that people from all walks of life across the country are becoming interested in watching Bengali movies. ”
Demanding reopening of ‘Galui’ movie exhibition in Jamalpur, he wrote, ” Galui ‘movie was being screened in three auditoriums in Jamalpur. It’s closed. My request is to re-launch this exhibition locally. Not only in Jamalpur, but also in the districts where there is no cinema hall – as long as modern cinema is not being produced in every district upazila, the system of showing movies in this way should be introduced in different auditoriums of districts and upazilas with the help of administration and local initiative. People want to see Bengali movies, the audience should be given that opportunity. ”
Producer SA Haque Alik has claimed that the exhibition of ‘Galui’ in Jamalpur auditorium has been closed by the district administration. The director said that the main exhibition area of Jamalpur could be closed at any time. The Deputy Commissioner has brought forward a law enacted in 1917 during the British colonial rule to close the auditoriums. However, the district administration has not given any such instructions.
Additional Deputy Commissioner in the context of the manufacturer’s complaint. Moklesur Rahman told Kaler Kantho on Monday afternoon, “We have not given any instructions to stop the film. Because there is nothing for us to say. As the movie progresses, there is no reason for us to give permission or stop. ‘
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