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film directed by Munna Ahmed. The film is based on a story by Jnanpith Award winner

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. The film was screened at the Calcutta International Film Festival along with films from France, Czechoslovakia, China, Portugal, Vietnam, Canada, Norway, Italy and Bangladesh.

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*Shantichaya Roy *Atul Pachani *Taufique Rahman * Baharul Islam *Antara Chowdhury *child-artiste Gargi

Soundtrack

The soundtrack of the film was composed by Dr. Hitesh Baruah. Unliked his previous ventures, it only has three instrumental songs "Literature Masterpiece", "Writing Novels" and "Mamoni's Award Winning". Baruah reused few songs "Sunday Holiday Closing Day", "Kun Khorogor Jui" and "Morom Noir" from the film ''Maa Tumi Ananya'' as per the director's request, however, it did not featured in the film and was only appeared in the soundtrack album. This was Baruah's second film as a music director. ;Note * Track 1 to 3 does not appear in the film.

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