Emerging star Neelanjona Neela made her silver screen debut in 2017 with Badrul Anam Saud's film “Gohin Baluchor”. However, she remained absent from cinema for a significant period. After a seven-year hiatus, she returned to the big screen this year, once again under Saud's direction, in “Shyama Kabya”.

Badrul Anam Saud, a seasoned film director and scriptwriter, has garnered acclaim over the years. His debut film, "Gohin Baluchor", received widespread praise. Now, he has helmed another project titled "Shyama Kabya", starring Shohel Mondol and Neelanjona Neela in leading roles.

Renowned actress Runa Khan, celebrated for her stellar performances in films such as "Halda" and "Chhitkini", is gearing up for her upcoming project, the “Shornomanob” sequel, a production that has been in the making for several years.

Bangladeshi cinema Gohin Baluchor is to be released in Canada and America as this year’s first Bangladeshi film on January 19.

Bangladeshi cinema is changing, and that change has become really apparent in the last couple of years. Call it coincidence, call it a

“Gohin Baluchor”, helmed by noted small screen director Badrul Saud, hits theatres today in about 30 cinemas across the country.

Popular film, TV and theatre actor Runa Khan has three films in the release pipeline, two of which will come out this year.

Badrul Anam Saud's upcoming film “Gohin Baluchor” released the album of its soundtrack, in a ceremony in the capital on Saturday. The album contains five songs – all composed by Emon Shaha, that have been used in the film.

“Gohin Baluchor”, directed by Badrul Anam Saud, passed through the censor board without any cuts on July 9.