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'Baro Bhuter Kechchha' on Channel 1

13 October 2006, 18:00 PM
LIFESTYLE
By Cultural Correspondent
13 October 2006, 18:00 PM
A scene from the play
Ghosts or spirits supposedly have their unique way that may seem strange to human beings. According to innumerable stories and myths they also have supernatural powers and the ability to possess the human mind and body. Apart from these, do ghosts too love and hate, laugh and cry like humans? Does a hierarchy of power exist in their society as well? What if the brave children have access to this strange world; what wonders would they come across?Baro Bhuter Kechchhais such an exploration of the land of spirits.

Baro Bhuter Kichchha is a story about Rony, a young boy who befriends Bhujo and Bhura, a pair of ghosts. On Eid, Rony has to accompany his parents to his grandfather's house against his will, leaving his friends in the home. However, his spirit remains in the house and gets acquainted with other ghosts. The ghosts name him Bhutush and soon he becomes one of them. Strange things start to happen. One of the ghosts reminds them of the Eid day and they celebrate Eid in their own way.

Baro Bhuter Kechchha is scripted and directed by Nurul Alam Atik. Emith, Anisur Rahman Milon, Dr Enamul Haque, Monowar Kabir, Tanvir Hassan, Shampa Reza and Bonna Mirza don the major roles in the play.

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The play will be aired on Eid on Channel 1.